Day: July 26, 2020
Summer ‘Soji’
Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
Soji is the term for cleaning up, and in this context, cleaning up the surface of the soil. Oxalis grows like crazy, as does Irish moss (Sagina subulata), and once it takes hold, it is a pain to eradicate during the growing season. These two weeds are my sworn enemy. Irish moss circled above. It is important to remove weeds… Continue reading Summer ‘Soji’
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Japanese Maple #18
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: European Spruce #82
Anwaaz Bent on Instagram: “Beautiful fynbos today Chapmans peak then i have sugar birds in encircle me for around minutes flying in 2 metre and then up to a metre…”
View this post on Instagram Beautiful fynbos today Chapmans peak then i have sugar birds in encircle me for around minutes flying in 2 metre and then up to a metre around me what a fantastic feeling what a blessing #hiking #hikersnetwork http://www.hikersnetwork.co.za A post shared by Anwaaz Bent (@anwaazbent) on Jul 26, 2020 at 10:11am PDT Continue reading Anwaaz Bent on Instagram: “Beautiful fynbos today Chapmans peak then i have sugar birds in encircle me for around minutes flying in 2 metre and then up to a metre…”
Decandling a mini-size black pine – Bonsai Tonight
Hyenas in the Masai Mara
Originally posted on roncorylus:
The Mara is a predator’s paradise, hence the large numbers of cats, but scavengers also abound (and predate on their own as well). Continue reading Hyenas in the Masai Mara
Zebra of the Masai Mara
Originally posted on roncorylus:
Plains Zebra are to be seen all over the Masai Mara, often in close association with Wildebeest, with which they share a mutually beneficial security system, utilising their predominant senses to the benefit of both species. Continue reading Zebra of the Masai Mara
Giraffe in the Masai Mara
Originally posted on roncorylus:
With their graceful long legs and necks, one can hardly miss these wonderful African creatures as they roam through the bush, browsing on the sweet leaves that elude all other creatures. Continue reading Giraffe in the Masai Mara
Antelope in the Masai Mara
Originally posted on roncorylus:
The Masai Mara is a haven for all animals and there are thousands of antelope present, especially Wildebeest, but that is a story on its own. For the rest, there are Thomson’s Gazelles, Impala, Eland, Waterbuck, and others. All are ever watchful as they are all likely to be taken by predators at any time. Continue reading Antelope in the Masai Mara
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