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Category: Fauna

The animal kingdom is at our mercy. Will we preserve it?

Sweet South African Birds
April 12, 2020
Fauna, South Africa
The Western Cape is home to amazingly colorful birds, both in character and plumage. These were seen earlier this year in the Constantia garden and nearby Kirstenbosch National...
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Chameleons, 2020 Edition
April 6, 2020
Chameleons, Fauna, South Africa
With the world having plunged in utter chaos, looking at those pictures taken in the Constantia garden in February 2020 B.C. (Before COVID) makes me smile. They are such a good...
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Against All Odds
January 13, 2020
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
Yes, eight and a half million souls merrily sharing three hundred square miles of prime real-estate is a lot. Way too much in fact, as is the case for any large city. The very...
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Fox One!
February 18, 2019
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
Marie and I drove down to the Jersey beaches this weekend on the snowy owl lottery. It was a lovely day, almost spring-like, and a very enjoyable drive both ways. Jersey...
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Beached
January 16, 2019
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York
Emboldened by my first snowy owl quest, I set out a couple of weeks ago on a southward drive to distant Jersey beaches, yet again following the ebb and flow of crowdsourced...
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Short Quest for the Snowy Owl
December 27, 2018
Fauna, New York
A touch jealous about Marie's colorful reports of the Constantia garden birds, including a juvenile amethyst sunbird, I decided yesterday that South Africa would not monopolize...
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