Despite today's unexpectedly lengthy and accumulating snowfall, spring is showing definitive signs of arrival. Creeks are once again trickling and last year's cattails look happy, basking in the sun's early spring warmth.
Birds of Madagascar, with Doug Cheeseman – Evening Meeting Reminder: Tuesday, April 2, 7:30 p.m. — SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG
With five** endemic families, Madagascar has some of the most unusual birdlife on Earth. Madagascar has some of the highest biodiversity on Earth and some of the most cooperative and photographical endemics, especially among the mammals, that you can find anywhere on the planet! It’s a wildlife photographer’s paradise with so many species of lemurs, […] …
Demand an End to the War on Wolves — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
Source: The Center of Biological Diversity “Here at SFTHH our main concerns lie with the future safety and welfare of Equines be they domestic or wild but with that said, our love for all creatures great and small is not diminished by our hooved focus. So many times you will see articles, here, regarding the […] …
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Daydreaming Again! — Through Open Lens
F/8.0, 1/250, ISO 160. Hispaniolan Woodpecker Bacon and eggs walk into a bar and order a beer, the bartender says sorry, we don’t serve breakfast. Interesting Fact: This woodpecker is quite vocal, emitting a range of sounds including yapping, squeaking, rolling and nasal calls. Drumming is done only occasionally. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispaniolan_woodpecker ) via Daydreaming Again! — …
Tasmanian devils ‘adapting to coexist with cancer’ — BBC News – Science & Environment
There is hope for the world's largest carnivorous marsupials whose numbers have been ravaged by disease. via Tasmanian devils 'adapting to coexist with cancer' — BBC News - Science & Environment
Animals Lover — The Cuteness is Real
Animals Lover via Animals Lover — The Cuteness is Real
Pirates of the Sky – Galápagos part 2 — Nature Is My Therapy
In my first post about the Galápagos trip, I showed you photos of the beloved and iconic blue-footed boobies. Most of those images were made on North Seymour, a small island that’s host to large colonies of the boobies as well as frigatebirds. So let’s continue with the wonders of North Seymour. As our zodiac […] …
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Jackets On — simonbowlerphotos
Mist on the Mountains, horses with their jackets on to keep out the cold. Taken in Scotland near Balliemore. via Jackets On — simonbowlerphotos
Horse Of Steel — simonbowlerphotos
via Horse Of Steel — simonbowlerphotos
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt’s War on Wildlife — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
By Hannah Rider as published on Westwise Acting Interior Secretary has stripped protections to speed drilling and mining Thursday, Acting Secretary David Bernhardt underwent his confirmation hearing to officially become Interior Secretary. He will likely face a final vote in the Senate next month. As a lobbyist and lawyer for oil, gas, and mining corporations, …
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