wildlife gardening in Porterville za
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If you are new to Blotanical. Or just really slow. Like me. It took me MONTHS to notice on My Plot, that Stuart has a little box in the top left corner. Blotanical News. And if you keep half an eye out that way (truly terrible verbal expression, but the Ungardener translates
Have just caught up with over 300 blog posts with the help of Google Reader. There I have just your words and pictures. No sidebar, so I haven't seen any Earth Hour logos displayed. www.earthhour.org/Homepage On good days, my good days, I am amused by the arrogant ignorance of nature, the
Imagine. Being so small. That you can bath in a few drops of water on a fig leaf. That was the very first light shower we had after the summer heat. Wash the right wing … (Right is first) Playing with the new camera in ‘ultra high speed continuous
Amaryllis belladonna After flaking out thru a long hot summer. Gasping with relief when it turned cooler. Autumn is here at last. Then the heat wave struck. I wonder is there an expression like Indian Summer for this HEAT in autumn? The plants like my Dais cotonifolia
Once a week, every fourth post or so - I wander off from wildlife gardening. Visit open gardens like Mont Pellier . Go walking in the mountains. Let off steam - my first rant - my first post! - Weeds, those are the Ungardener's free spirited plants.
Expect to find a weekly post about wildlife. In our garden mostly. Or on the mountain. From Really Tiny Cows to Nguni cattle in the farmers fields. A flower or nature reserve somewhere in this beloved country of South Africa. Sociable weavers seen on the way to Kgaligadi.
The weather turns kinder, and cooler and greener. We're in the garden. It may be some time before I get back here to read your comments. But I WILL read them. In the Groot Winterhoek Wilderness Area, on top of our mountain, all that
Christmas collage, January and now February. Went around the garden today. Once the rain had stopped, and the clouds were starting to part. The flowers are spangled with raindrops. The roses have eaten their belated dinner, and were nicely pushing thru bunches of burgundy leaves, and fat buds. But
London Walks The Ungardener focussed on The Eye, but I focus on the chestnuts People have long sensed the high strangeness of London. That the Monument and Nelson's column - can it be a coincidence that they're both 202 feet high? - cast significant shadows at the
The Ungardener is having fun exploring the possibilities of his new camera. Sometimes - why won't it do that? Why doesn't it focus? What on earth is it doing? And then he caught a blaze of dragonflies (Tx Wikipedia collective nouns), and a far more elusive and fragile damsel.
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