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Saturday 30 May 2009
Black Eagles Up-date - May 2009
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MAY 2009 - UP-DATE on the ‘Black Eagles of Roodekrans.’ Survival of the fittest Last month, (April 2009), the Verreaux’s (Black) Eagles laid...
Wednesday 27 May 2009
More Hedgehog Facts 🐾
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The Southern African Hedgehog is a small, nocturnal animal covered in short, prickly spines. Their faces, limbs and tails are covered with d...
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Tuesday 26 May 2009
A Trail Through Leaves
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Hedgehog territory is a fragile ecosystem consisting of an approximate range of 2 or 3 kilometers, with a variety of grasses, shrubs an...
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Monday 25 May 2009
Black Eagle Cam Project
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This is the world of the ‘Black Eagles of Roodekrans’ at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens in Roodepoort, Gauteng, South Africa. Weighing ...
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Saturday 23 May 2009
Black Eagles
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"When we open ourselves to the natural world, we escape the fast-paced bustle of our daily lives. That experience, not only reduces our...
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Friday 15 May 2009
Grey Crowned Cranes
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"Crowned Crane" Indian ink and watercolour - Maree© The Grey Crowned Crane (Balearica regulorum) is a bird in the crane family Gru...
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Thursday 14 May 2009
Hedgie, the Hedgehog 🐾
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"Draw your pleasure, paint your pleasure, and express your pleasure strongly." - Pierre Bonnard "Hedgie the Hedgehog&q...
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Thursday 2 April 2009
Hedgehog Facts 🐾
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Physical description Hedgehogs are easily recognized by their spines, which are hollow hairs made stiff with keratin. Their spines are not ...
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Friday 27 March 2009
"Hedgehog" in Other Languages
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Interested in Hedgehogs? Here are some translations of what Hedgehogs are called in other languages. Afrikaans: krimpvarkie (S.A.) Tswana : ...
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