Day: May 8, 2019
Dauntless Destinations – The sheriff is in town! Although still a juvenile, this Martial eagle is already a sight to behold. They are the largest of the African eagles and incredibly powerful, capable of knocking an adult man off his feet. They reputedly have enough power in one foot to break a man’s arm. Corne Schalkwyk photographed this youngster in Queen Elizabeth national park #Uganda #Birding #MartialEagle | Facebook
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Graft and Go
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
There’s Tom, a good Friend if you know him. He’s still a Friend even if you don’t. He got himself a bunch of bald cypress seedlings and carved a little wedge out of leftover cherry and thought he’d try some trunk fusion. I think it’s damn cool. Not only will it create a fat tree quicker,… Continue reading Graft and Go
Weird and wacky tiger bark ficus bonsai
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
Weird? Wacky? From here, unless you zoom in, all you see is that it’s overgrown a little. I just repotted this tiger bark ficus into a wider pot. Zooming in close, on the left side, you see…..a hole? Nope. Not a hole (wait until you see a crepe myrtle I’ve found with a hole…). Well now,… Continue reading Weird and wacky tiger bark ficus bonsai
BLPN weekend outing to Silverstreams
BirdLife eThekwini KZN 12 – 14 April 2019 Report by Jane Morris Mike, Terry Walls and I set off at midday on our driving up to the beautiful Bushman’s Neck region of the southern Drakensberg.A weekend of birding and relaxing was something I had looked forward to for some time.On route we were pleased to see a good number of green fields and farm dams … Continue reading BLPN weekend outing to Silverstreams
Latest Cape and Bearded Vulture tracks
BirdLife eThekwini KZN Dear All Please find attached (click here) the movements of our Bearded Vultures; Jeremia, Pharaoh and Mollie and our Cape Vulture N207, for the past week. Kind regards Sonja Krüger http://www.projectvulture.org.za/ https://www.facebook.com/projectvulturehttps://twitter.com/vultureproject View original post Continue reading Latest Cape and Bearded Vulture tracks