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Posted on September 15, 2009. Filed under: bidding farewell, bloggers, blogging, blogs, farewell, friends, goodbye, life, random, saying goodbye, thoughts, Uncategorized, WordPress | Tags: bidding farewell, bloggers, blogging, blogs, farewell, friends, goodbye, life, random, saying goodbye, thoughts, WordPress |
Fortunately or unfortunately, this is going to be my last post on this blog I know it isn’t fair to have a blog and allow it to decay without posting for a long time. But, I’m not able to spend enough time updating blogs, so I’ll have to let some go. Sadly, this one gets [...]
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Posted on September 15, 2008. Filed under: astronomy, atmosphere, atmospheric effects, Earth, geography, ice crystals, knowledge, light, Moon, Moon halo, Moon rings, moonbow, moonlight, natural phenomenon, nature, rainbow, refraction, ring around the Moon, science, sky, stargazing, Uncategorized | Tags: astronomy, atmosphere, atmospheric effects, Earth, geography, ice crystals, knowledge, light, Moon, Moon halo, Moon rings, moonbow, moonlight, natural phenomenon, nature, rainbow, refraction, ring around the Moon, science, sky, stargazing |
Three nights ago, when I casually looked out of the window at the sky, I could not help exclaiming, “Wow!” It was a partly clear sky and the Moon was in its Waxing Gibbous phase. But I could observe a brilliant ring around the Moon. It formed a complete circle around the Earth’s natural satellite. [...]
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Posted on August 17, 2008. Filed under: Africa, animals, biology, bird watching, birds, Earth, Earthlings, fauna, Gabon, knowledge, nature, new species, news, olive-backed forest robin, ornithology, science, Stiphrornis pyrrholaemus, taxonomy, Uncategorized, zoology | Tags: Africa, animals, biology, bird watching, birds, Earth, Earthlings, fauna, Gabon, knowledge, nature, new species, news, olive-backed forest robin, ornithology, science, Stiphrornis pyrrholaemus, taxonomy, zoology |
A new bird species has been discovered in the forests of Gabon in Africa. Read this article from the Science Daily for more information about the discovery. The olive-backed forest robin (Stiphrornis pyrrholaemus) . . . Image: Science Daily The bird has been named as the olive-backed forest robin for its distinctive olive back and [...]
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