kansuze in #hive-127788 • 2 months agoHow Do Birds Survive the Winter?At this time of year, walking the trails in my area, you're bound to see some of these little guys. This one is a white-breasted nuthatch. In the autumn they form mixed flocks wikansuze in #hive-127788 • 2 months agoSigns of Beavers ~ castor canadensisOn a recent walk, we saw more signs of beavers than we had ever seen before. However, we didn't see any beavers because they are primarily nocturnal, so the photo above, is one I tookansuze rebloggedsolominer in #hive-163521 • 5 months agoNew bee species making a home in my bee boardsI have expanded my solitary bee homes to new locations. One of them is further up in the mountains from my home, and I was curious what kind of bees would check out the homes I…kansuze rebloggedalexbeyman in #science • 6 months agoWhy I Build Underwater Habitats for HamstersAuthor’s photo Probably you have many questions. I know this because I’ve heard them all, in the course of this project. For example, “How do they get air?” Via an air compressor okansuze rebloggedborjan in #hive-127788 • 11 months agoSEASONS IN THE SHALLOW BRACKISH PONDOn the following photograph you can see the small coastal bird ... (Enlargeable) ... walking in the shallowkansuze in #hive-127788 • last yearWhat is (and is not) a Palm Tree?I love palm trees and lush green foliage. Both evoke images of tropical islands, sun and sand, desperately needed right now in the coldest part of the Canadian winter. So last wekansuze in #hive-127788 • last yearHilo's Tsunamis ~ Liliuokalani Park & Coconut Island, Hilo, HawaiiHilo is a nice city with a population of approximately 46,000 located on the northeastern side of the Big Island of Hawaii. It is Hawaii's second largest city. Touring the city ckansuze in #nature • 2 years agoSunday Showcase: How Do Plants Survive the Winter?Today, the temperature is 19.4°F (-7 C) and there has been one snowfall and a second expected. Looking out into the garden, I see that not all of the plants have handled the cold the
