Grazing dromedaries on the edge of the dusty Sahara. via Blades of grass — Le Drake Noir
Say No to the Mow in May — Appleton Wildlife Diary by Alex White
As I’m writing this blog, with the windows open, I can hear lawn mowers up and down the street cutting away. We have decided to join ‘Say No to the Mow‘ during May, although we haven’t actually cut the lawn this year. I’ve already noticed a few differences in the garden. I hadn’t seen a […] …
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2: Wildlife Crossings: How did the chicken cross the road?? — Notebook from the North
Back in the day, in that there history, there were fewer people about. The people that were around travelled through forests and across meadows, and if they followed a particular route often enough this might slowly have become a sort-of dirt path. This dirt path could be a physical path that you might see and […] …
Ten May Blooms or Thereabouts — Rambling in the Garden
Chloris and her Blooming Garden encourage us to share our top ten blooms every month and May brings a dilemma – with burgeoning blooms, how do we limit our choice to ten? As usual, I haven’t counted but have chosen my stand-out blooms and guess there will be ten or thereabouts – thank you Chloris […] …
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Sunrise — Le Drake Noir
Morning has broken like the first… – yeah by the way, where is the blackbirds.? via Sunrise — Le Drake Noir
Colorful silhouette — Le Drake Noir
Tozeur, oasis sunset. via Colorful silhouette — Le Drake Noir
May 21-27, 2019 (Week 21 of 52): Shorebird Migration May Peak This Week — Buffalo-Niagara Nature Almanac
Shorebirds often dominate the tail end of spring bird migration in the Buffalo-Niagara Region, typically peaking during the last week of May. Dozens or even hundreds of migrant shorebirds can be seen at the most productive sites. You may be surprised to hear that over 30 species of shorebirds have been documented in the region. […] …
Western Screech Owls, Part IV — Protecting Her Family — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. Thanks to my friend Dan, I’ve been able to spend many evenings this spring and in the past two springs sitting in his back yard, observing the family of Western Screech Owls that resides there. I’ve had […] …
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FurBabies — Sweet Animal Pictures
FurBabies via FurBabies — Sweet Animal Pictures
Grizzlies Extended Their Range by 1,500 Square Miles. That’s Bad News for Ranchers, and Maybe the Bears, Too — TIME
(BILLINGS, Mont.) — Grizzly bears are spreading into new areas of the U.S. Northern Rockies, expanding from remote wildernesses and into low-level farmland amid a legal fight over proposed hunting. New government data from grizzly population monitoring show bruins in the Yellowstone area of Montana, Wyoming and Idaho expanded their range by about 1,500 square… via …
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