Day: July 25, 2017
My Bonsai Obsession: Carving a Big Olive Tree
Small white pine
Originally posted on bonsai balcony brno:
I bought this tree a little over a year ago. The pot it came in when I brought it in was much too small, I thought, for the health of the tree. I placed it into a larger pot but I still think that it is very suitable for this guy. Then, seeing that it was doing quite well… Continue reading Small white pine
Creating bonsai from Nursery stock: Olive Bonsai | Growing Bonsai | Your guide towards growing miniature trees
Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels – Review: Guide to Seabirds of Southern Africa by Peter Ryan
https://www.acap.aq/en/news/latest-news/2736-review-guide-to-seabirds-of-southern-africa-by-peter-ryan?highlight=WyJwZXRlciIsInBldGVyJ3MiLCJyeWFuIiwicnlhbidzIiwyMDE3LCJwZXRlciByeWFuIl0= Continue reading Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels – Review: Guide to Seabirds of Southern Africa by Peter Ryan
SANAP scientist Peter Ryan awarded South Africa’s Gilchrist Medal | Antarctic Legacy of South Africa
Developing a trident maple – before and after – Bonsai Tonight
Should Black-tailed Godwits cross the Sahara?
Originally posted on wadertales:
Are Dutch-breeding limosa Black-tailed Godwits that now winter in Spain and Portugal doing better than ones that travel to the other side of the Sahara? Changing weather patterns and land management are providing opportunities for many bird species to modify their migration patterns – both in terms of space and time. Dutch limosa Black-tailed Godwits were traditionally thought of as long-distance… Continue reading Should Black-tailed Godwits cross the Sahara?
Special Black-tailed Godwits
Originally posted on wadertales:
What will happen to 25 head-started juvenile Black-tailed Godwits that were released at Welney, Norfolk, yesterday (12 June)? Here’s how birdwatchers can help to provide answers. Black-tailed Godwits nest in the grazing marshes of the Nene Washes in the UK. Photographs in blog from Mark Whiffin, Jennifer Smart, Ian Dillon, Verónica Méndez & Haije Valkema. If you have heard anything about… Continue reading Special Black-tailed Godwits
Which wader, when and why?
Originally posted on wadertales:
This is a quick summary of wader migration, for British and Irish birdwatchers. The maps are taken from the migration book Time to Fly by Jim Flegg, published by the British Trust for Ornithology, and most of the images are kindly provided by Graham Catley. Autumn wader migration is one of the high-points of a birdwatcher’s calendar but why does it… Continue reading Which wader, when and why?
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