Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
We have become used to seeing the very beautiful Blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) since we moved to the Eastern Cape well over thirty years ago. These distinctive animals populate several private game reserves and game farms in the area, which is where these ones were photographed. Note the youngster grazing on their right. Blesbok are endemic to South Africa… Continue reading BLESBOK II
Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
We have become used to seeing the very beautiful Blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) since we moved to the Eastern Cape well over thirty years ago. These distinctive animals populate several private game reserves and game farms in the area, which is where these ones were photographed. Note the youngster grazing on their right. Blesbok are endemic to South Africa… Continue reading BLESBOK II
Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
Several overseas readers have commented on the lovely aloe blooms I feature now and then and some remark that while they have seen aloes, they have not seen them in bloom. With this is mind I want to show some of the flowers in my garden. The first shows an early stage of the flowering spikes pushing upward. Here… Continue reading MAY ALOES IN MY GARDEN
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Few of us wake up looking ready to face the day without help. This African Green Pigeon took advantage of the early morning sunshine to smooth its ruffled feathers: Nearby, a Red-winged Starling found a feather out of place: A Knysna Turaco would not show its face until it knew that it would look perfect for the day: This… Continue reading MORNING ABLUTIONS
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Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
I featured a photograph of a very beautiful Knysna Turaco perched in my garden during my April garden-bird round-up. Here is another view of it. What has it to do with my birthday? Coincidence? Serendipity? A friend whom I seldom see as she has moved to one of the coastal towns pinned us both down for tea today. As… Continue reading EARLY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
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Kaede mochikomi Acer buergerianum defogliazione e Prima La tecnica di defogliazione parziale per il kaede Lo spiegone PS questa tecnica non è per ridurre la dimensione delle foglie, ma per aumentare la ramificazione fine Con questa tecnica si evita l’ingrossamento della ramificazione Dopo la defogliazione parziale Continue reading Bosco di aceri tridenti
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