Originally posted on SIB:
Approximately 50 backyard bird enthusiasts gathered together for a fun and informative event on September 25th. The “Backyard Birding on Seabrook Island” program was crafted and presented by Judy Morr and Nancy Brown to encourage all Seabrookers to take advantage of the wonderful habitats that can be seen from our windows, porches, or decks. The presentation began with information on how… Continue reading Backyard Birding on Seabrook Island

Originally posted on SIB:
Register Now Sunday October 6, 2019 7:30 am – 10:00 am Exploring Freshfields Location: Fields behind Freshfields Village. Meet at Freshfields parking near the Station and car pool as needed. Max: 10 Kiawah Island naturalist Jake Zadik will leading us on a walk in the fields and ponds near Freshfields Village. This event will have 1 – 2 miles of walking… Continue reading Join SIB to Bird Freshfields

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If you are looking for a fun birding activity, you might want to consider going to Bird Fest 2019 in Monks Corner next Saturday, October 5, 2019. And if you’d like to car pool with other Seabrook Island residents, click here. See below for more details. Date: Saturday October 5, 2019Time: 9 am – 3 pmProgram Fee: $5 includes park admissionPre-registration:… Continue reading Bird Fest 2019

Originally posted on Tony Tomeo:
For many of us, this might seem to be irrelevant. We do not apply fertilizer to our landscapes and gardens. Some of us who use fertilizer do so mostly for seasonal vegetable plants and flowering annuals. Such plants will either not be around long enough to get fertilized again this year, or are cool season plants that are on a… Continue reading Fertilize For The Last Time

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Some of the most convenient bird feeders in the garden are some of the many plants we grow. Since so many plants exploit the birds as much as they get exploited by the birds, they naturally produce something that the birds want, when they want it. Right now, meaty seeds cater to migratory birds that need to plump up to… Continue reading Gardening For The Birds

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Plants compensate for their immobility by procuring the services of animals and insects. They bloom with flowers that attract pollinators with colors, fragrances and flavors. Their fruits use similar techniques to attract those who consume the fruits to disperse the seeds within. It is a pretty ingenious system. The animals and insects probably think that they are taking advantage of… Continue reading Colorful Berries Feed Overwintering Birds

https://shohin-europe.com/2019/10/05/shohin-bonsai-preparations-and-vlog-17/ Continue reading Shohin bonsai preparations and Vlog 17 – Kisetsu-en by Morten Albek

http://blog.livedoor.jp/bon_bonsai/archives/19572914.html?ref=foot_btn_prev&id=7596173 Continue reading Out-of-season buds and bud movement in Kayama Miyama: Bon Bonsai

http://blog.livedoor.jp/bon_bonsai/archives/19619543.html Continue reading Crush the cocoon: Bon Bonsai

https://abcbirds.org/blog/saving-northern-bobwhite/ Continue reading Northern Bobwhite Conservation: Saving an Iconic Bird and its Habitat