http://godalmingareabirds.blogspot.com/2020/01/january-dreaming.html?m=1 Continue reading The Thorncombe Street Diary: January dreaming

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Originally posted on twinsrat bonsai:
Another one of my larches collected about 5 years ago. I think it has got some kind good image and it is ready to go to better pot. It need to get better ramifications, I think. Optional stand for it. Continue reading Larch update

Originally posted on Birder's News:
The American White Pelican is a very large bird, growing to be around 55 to 70 inches with a 9 foot wing span! Pretty much unmistakeable, this bird can be found throughout parts of Canada, Mexico and most of the US. They forage by swimming on top of the water and sticking their bill down underneath, pulling up fish… Continue reading See The American White Pelicans Do The Foraging Dance…

Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
I am eager to begin the Roarin’ 20s with a better photography setup, which should improve the blog posts. What did I do? Well…check it out. I have used a rather primitive setup for years…effective, but annoying at times too. The setup consisted of a Costco folding 6’x3′ table, a black sheet nailed to the wall, and a clamp-on floodlight… Continue reading A new (not)Tokonoma

Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
I dug this tree at D&E Trees in December 2018: I chose this one because it had a little flare at the base, some trunk wiggle all the way up, and branches which emerged from all sides of the tree. Back in Bama… With the roots exposed, I started to remove the furry ones high on the trunk to see… Continue reading Stewartia