Satsuki shohin mochikomi
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Ginepro ad aghi da garden tokokazari
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Goyomatsu no kabudachi
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Boxwood Hard Prune in Summer
Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
This Japanese boxwood was part of a hedge at my parent’s place. They were expanding their carport and asked if I wanted any of the plants for bonsai. I said yes. At the time, in 1994, the boxwood was about 40 years old, making it around 70 now. Like many broadleaf evergreens, after the first flush of growth hardens off… Continue reading Boxwood Hard Prune in Summer
PORTRAIT OF AN AFRICAN GREEN PIGEON
Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
I think I first became aware of African Green Pigeons in the Kruger National Park. It was only in 2004 that I became aware of them clambering about in the Natal fig tree in our garden. Since then I have observed large flocks of them congregating there at various times of the year. Despite their beautiful colouring, they are… Continue reading PORTRAIT OF AN AFRICAN GREEN PIGEON
SCENES FROM THE RIETBERG …
Originally posted on Something Over Tea:
… commonly called Mountain Drive above Grahamstown. We first look down on the N2 as it passes through fossil-rich shale cuttings as it bypasses the town on its way to East London in one direction and Port Elizabeth in the other: A little further on we can look down on the back end of the 1820 Settlers Monument (simply… Continue reading SCENES FROM THE RIETBERG …
WORLD ELEPHANT DAY 2022
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BIRDS IN ADDO
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I have featured the antics of this Cape Wagtail before. Here it is perched on a vehicle roof before fighting with its reflection. These birds are commonly seen both at the picnic site and in the rest camp area: One of the birds that make me feel satisfied after driving through the Addo Elephant National Park is the Pale… Continue reading BIRDS IN ADDO
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