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Thursday 27 June 2019
Guide to bees
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Most of us have been there, sitting in a park or on our porch, enjoying the beautiful summer day and a refreshing cold drink, when sudde...
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Saturday 22 June 2019
Peace and love...
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P hoto by Joe Neely Did you know that bees sleep between five and eight hours a day, sometimes in flowers? Also, they like to slee...
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Wednesday 19 June 2019
She taught me to yodel! πΆπ΅π΅πΆπΆπ΅π΅
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This is the effect my singing had on Snoodles, my pet hen! I was softly crooning to her (or so I thought!) and her response was opening h...
Monday 17 June 2019
What a wonderful find! - Hawk Moth Caterpillar
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Hawk moth caterpillar in a pot of Arum Lilies, now stripped of their leaves - Pic taken in my daughter's garden in Ballito, KwaZulu N...
Saturday 11 May 2019
I'm missing my Nature Journal...
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I'm really missing "my" Nature ... I'm missing my old garden and "my" birds and all the little mammals a...
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Tuesday 15 January 2019
Hadeda Ibis - Bostrychia hagedash
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The Hadeda is famous for being South Africa’s natural alarm clock. I'm sure everybody will agree with that. When we lived in Gauteng on...
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Saturday 12 January 2019
Adieu, Not Goodbye
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People may enter our lives through many different doors - Some stay forever, while others only pause. Did they happen here by chance?...
Monday 31 December 2018
Happy New Year 2019
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You may have had some really good memories about the past one, but you never know what’s the new one is bringing for you. Its time to be...
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Monday 24 December 2018
Christmas in Africa 2018
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A bit of festive fun with one of my sketches - The CAPE GLOSSY STARLING (Lamprotornis nitens) having a wonderful festive season with his...
Thursday 20 December 2018
Listen to the whispers of the wind this Christmas
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Listen to the whispers of the wind this Christmas. They carry a message of love, peace, hope and happiness for you.
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