Bonsai
Originally posted on shizen to bizen:
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Originally posted on shizen to bizen:
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Originally posted on The Birding Place:
I’ve finally arrived in Bosnia and Herzegovina and, while I frankly ought to be looking for apartments, I couldn’t resist the temptation to get out birding on my first morning. This weekend is also the Big Sit so it was even harder to pass up the temptation of being the first ever participant in the event in Bosnia. At… Continue reading Birding Gornje Telelovo Polje in Sarajevo Canton
Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
Do you like to have a morning cup of coffee as you watch the early-bird arrivals at your backyard feeders? If so, you may want to thank some of the warblers and other neotropical migrants that consume tiny insect pests injurious to coffee farms. The website Coffeehabitat.com provides an archive of interesting reading material about the connections between… Continue reading World’s coffee drinkers owe debt to pest-eating warbler
Originally posted on Kitora no do:
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Originally posted on SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG:
Whimbrels, back from the Arctic (R. Juncosa 9-24-17) There seemed to be a lot of birders today, perhaps the after-effects of last month’s article in the Santa Monica Daily Press. Bird species numbers, however, were a bit lower than usual. The only ducks were the locally breeding Mallards! I suppose nice weather up north is making… Continue reading Autumn Creeps in at Malibu Lagoon, 24 September, 2017
Originally posted on Munster Bonsai Club:
some pictures from our club meeting ? Continue reading club meeting 07/10/2017
Originally posted on twinsrat bonsai:
Step by step I’m getting more into mame size. Lovely stand and pots. Now I just need some trees LOL. It is easy Continue reading we are talking mame.
A few months ago I received a yamadori Utah juniper from my time at the Hidden Gardens. It’s been growing well in the warm Southern California climate with new growth tips showing all over the foliage. As a collected tree it’s abundant with character. A sizable hollow is found in the center of the trunk and natural shari lines are present along many branches. The… Continue reading Utah Juniper