Pals of a Feather # 5 Black-necked Stilts © HJ Ruiz – Avian101 via Pals of a Feather # 5 — H.J. Ruiz - Avian101
For the Birds: DIY steps to help save birds — Birds of New England.com
Here’s the latest For the Birds column. The study released a few weeks ago that reported a 29 percent decline in the number of birds in North America since 1970 did not merely throw out some discouraging facts and leave it at that. It also included many reasons why bird populations are decreasing, most notably […] …
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cats — Sweet Animal Pictures
cats via cats — Sweet Animal Pictures
All packed up for winter — Scottish pollinators
“I’ll be back”. It’s one of the most famous and most menacing lines in movie history. Now, we can’t compare the return of the Terminator to the return of our pollinator trails, but the phrase is fairly appropriate. This after all is the time of year when we pack up the signs and store them […] …
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Rafael Nadal to replace Novak Djokovic as world number one — Rafael Nadal Fans
Rafael Nadal will return to the world number one spot after Stefanos Tsitsipas recovered from a slow start to record the biggest match win of his career against Novak Djokovic 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 in Shanghai. With the loss, Djokovic trails Rafa (9,225) by 1,280 points in the 2019 ATP Race To London and the battle […] …
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October — Wilder Alaska
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A 5.6-Pound Avocado in Hawaii Set a New World Record, and It Made Enough Guacamole for 20 People — KTLA
The only thing extra about the avocado at the Pokini household is the size. The Pokini family from Hawaii landed themselves in the Guinness Book of World Records after growing an avocado weighing 5.6 pounds, setting a record for the world’s heaviest. The previous record was held by 5.5-pound avocado, according to Guinness, and was… via …
Old-fashioned horsepower — Le Drake Noir
Talk about horsepower in agriculture often about several hundreds per unit. The times when there was only one are rare, but here are two. via Old-fashioned horsepower — Le Drake Noir
Oil Is Killing Brazil’s Turtles. No One Knows Where It’s From — TIME
(Bloomberg) — More than a month since oil started washing up on some of Brazil’s most touristic beaches, dotting sand with black patches, killing sea turtles and scaring off fishermen, the origin of the crude is still a mystery. “We don’t know the oil’s origin, where it came from or how it got here,” Energy… via …
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armadillos — The Cuteness is Real
armadillos via armadillos — The Cuteness is Real
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