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A child and elderly woman feeding a pig in a rural Hungarian village, 1950s, with chickens nearby.
I got this idea from Lynn!
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I think Glenda is such a kind hearted person to take in wayward animals at her Sanctuary.
Glena feeds the Otters.
She is trying to find a nice little pool for them to cool off in as it is predicted to be pretty warm this week.
Apparently this lovely clover flower was introduced into Europe in grass seed mixes but the plant itself does not live for more than a few years, as you would expect new plants take over and so it goes on. The flowering period is from June to September and the flower head has white petals at the top and pink petals at the bottom giving a two toned effect and it is an erect species. The plant belongs to the pea family and if handled it can cause skin irritation but it is wildly cultivated as a forage crop for feeding to animals.
A pigeon fancier arrives at a park in Bacolod City, Visayas, Philippines, to feed a flock left over white rice. I guess those who didn't heed the NO PARKING sign will regret it later. ;-) So will the ice cream vendor who parked his cart there.
Fossil springbok are known from the Pliocene; the antelope appears to have evolved about three million years ago from a gazelle-like ancestor. Three fossil species of Antidorcas have been identified, in addition to the extant form, and appear to have been widespread across Africa. Two of these, A. bondi and A. australis, became extinct around 7,000 years ago (early Holocene). The third species, A. recki, probably gave rise to the extant form A. marsupialis during the Pleistocene, about 100,000 years ago.
Fossils have been reported from Pliocene, Pleistocene, and Holocene sites in northern, southern, and eastern Africa. Fossils dating back to 80 and 100 thousand years ago have been excavated at Herolds Bay Cave (Western Cape Province, South Africa) and Florisbad (Free State), respectively.
Besuch auf meinem Fensterbrett an der Wetterstation. Fotograf: Rüdiger Manig / Deutscher Wetterdienst
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Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton 🇬🇧
2nd October, 2018
These birds are now domesticated throughout Hyde Park, and actually became so by People losing their pets and they adapted very, very well. "Rose-ringed parakeet" called so as the Males have a distinct ring around it's neck as the Bird on the right displays.
