Day: April 7, 2019
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Field Maple #9
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Prunus #32
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Hundreds of new trees at Hidden Gardens
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Spring Opening 2019 at Hidden Gardens
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Prepare to welcome returning hummingbirds as migrating birds make their way back
Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
Photo by TheSOARnet / Pixabay.com • Male ruby-throated hummingbirds usually migrate ahead of females. These tiny birds must cross the Gulf of Mexico, without stopping, to reach their nesting grounds in the eastern United States. The journey across the Gulf can take them 18 to 22 hours, dependent on weather conditions. As it has done for many years… Continue reading Prepare to welcome returning hummingbirds as migrating birds make their way back
The rewards of ‘fire monitoring’
Originally posted on HERBS:
Since the fire on 11th January a group of fire monitors has been observing the regrowth on the burnt slopes. Often blackened with ash they hang over path edges or clamber up rocks in order to photograph and record their findings. From fire lilies in January, to fields of yellow moraeas in March, to the bright red fire ericas in April,… Continue reading The rewards of ‘fire monitoring’
It’s Good To Be The King
Originally posted on Through Open Lens:
F/7.1, 1/200, ISO 250. Belted Kingfisher What do you call a pig that does karate? A pork chop. Interesting Fact: Belted Kingfishers excavate burrows in earthen banks, usually avoiding ones with vegetation (especially trees, whose roots get in the way of digging). They generally choose a bank near water, but may use a ditch, road cut, landfill, sand pit,… Continue reading It’s Good To Be The King
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