Nancy, you’ve put up a challenge I can’t resist today: “Birds.” Since you’ve posted a hummingbird shot, I won’t. Instead, I’ll share a photo of a belted kingfisher that I took several years ago. On my way back from watching some fishing birds, egrets and herons, I happened to look up. There at the end […] …
The Meadow Goes ‘Moo’
via Rose in the North Riverside Pasture — The Wilden Marsh Blog
A Slice of Heaven
Scientists Found the First Two-Headed Porpoise
We all need to care about the land – Public, Private & Wild
Underneath the beautiful surface of federal lands are stories of danger, harassment, and billionaire privilege. via This Land Should Be Your Land: A National Parks Reading List — Longreads
Late Winter Beauty – March’s ‘Lion’ brings sunny skies
If you live in Central Ontario, you know that winter doesn't really end with the arrival of March. I remember a May 2-4 weekend that was spent looking out the window at a wicked winter storm ravaging newly emerged leaf buds and shocked daffodils. I've learned long ago to enjoy what winter brings, good and …
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Antarctica, One Last Dream — Discover
Travel blogger Nav Samedi has written on his adventures in destinations from Argentina to Iceland. Here, he shares a stunning shot of a humpback whale off the coast of Antarctica. via Antarctica, One Last Dream — Discover
Pet Lover — The Cuteness is Real
Pet Lover via Pet Lover — The Cuteness is Real
As Mr. Spock would say, Fascinating. Alien Jellyfish
Scientists Fear Climate Change Is Killing the Arctic’s Reindeer — TIME
Researchers working in Arctic Russia have expressed their concerns that thousands of reindeer could die this year as a result of global climate change. About 20,000 reindeer starved to death in 2006 and another 61,000 in 2013, according to a recent study. In these cases, heavy rains caused by low levels of sea cover and… via …
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