Day: September 9, 2020
Insights from using a chemical injector to acidify the water for one year – Bonsai Tonight
Firethorn Bonsai: Blazing Red Berries – Stone Lantern
Small size and Ruisho ♪ | Vintage Bonsai-Bonsai & Scandinavian Vintage-
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shorebird splendor
Originally posted on towels packed, will travel:
A brilliant flash of vibrant feathers arrayed in improbable color combinations. A clear, beautiful melody. It should come as no surprise that songbirds tend to be most birders’ first attraction. Big and powerful, swift, silent, and deadly, raptors likewise engender fascination. Some birding enthusiasts obsess over obscure species. We distinctly recall how excited one birder we encountered in… Continue reading shorebird splendor
CAMPFIRE STORIES, FEATURING…THE FIRE
Originally posted on Boreal B[l]og:
We pulled up to the empty campsite on Knife Lake, just east of the Eddy Lake portage, and I hopped? out of the canoe to check it.? Mark and I were doing a sweep of the District during a week’s time, checking permits, people, campsites, picking up litter, digging new latrines and covering old ones, but mostly taking… Continue reading CAMPFIRE STORIES, FEATURING…THE FIRE