Isabelle found a nest of peacock caterpillars. — Southwick Country Park
Good Enough to Melt the World’s Heart — Wildlife Intrigued
Another month has been torn off the calendar. Before long we’ll be in fall wondering where the hell the year went. Of course, that is when the stress levels will start sky rocketing as that also means the annual Halloween Haunted Trail will be looming and my longtime readers know how crazy that time gets. […]Good …
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Can’t wait. Got lots to do! — This, that and the other thing
for Six Word SaturdayCan’t wait. Got lots to do! — This, that and the other thing
BLM AGAIN Releases Fraudulent Population Statistics for Wild Horses and Burros — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
by Grandma Gregg “BLM states biologically impossible annual wild horse population rates…” photo by Terry Fitch of Wild Horse Freedom Federation The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recently posted their annual Wild Horse and Burro Herd Statistics. As in previous years, BLM’s report is full of obviously false, biologically impossible population growth data. WHY is […]BLM …
Reflection — nature has no boss
A Black Necked Stilt enjoying some quiet time alone in a temporary pond created by spring rains. Soon the pond will be gone and the Stilt will have moved on.Reflection — nature has no boss
Mercer’s Musings: A Study of Red Knots — SIB
This article, written by Robert Mercer, originally appeared on page 11 in the June 2020 edition of The Seabrooker. As I leave South Carolina behind, so are the Red Knots (Calidris canutus rufa). Early in the year, when the Red Knots started to show up on Seabrook Island beaches, my friend, Mark Andrews, talked me […]Mercer’s …
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Bloomin’ around noon in June — View From Casita Colibrí
Given the barrage of bad, sad, depressing, and infuriating news these days, I’m finding it difficult to string together more than a few words. However, who needs words when Mother Nature is speaking from my terrace — succulents and cactus to the rescue. Wishing all health, safety, and a bounty of […]Bloomin’ around noon in June …
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New Jersey State Botanical Garden: Lilac Garden — National Parks With T
Welcome back to National Parks and other public lands with T! The Lilac Garden at NJ State Botanical Garden» The Skylands section of Ringwood State Park in northern New Jersey consists of the historic Skylands Manor, Shepherd Lake and the New Jersey Botanical Garden. In 1966, the State of New Jersey purchased the estate to form…New …
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Horses — Photography Art Plus
Remembering this moment.Horses — Photography Art Plus
Making Time for Nature — The TerraCycle Blog — Life & Soul Magazine
The World Environment Day 2020 theme is “Time For Nature,” an urgent call to protect biodiversity and rethink humanity’s relationship with the natural world. Making Time for Nature: World Environment Day 2020 — The TerraCycle BlogMaking Time for Nature — The TerraCycle Blog — Life & Soul Magazine
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