ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT – Spirituality for Thinkers. Tools for Doers
Summary:– You can use nature to navigate. Watching the stars, the trees, etc. – Inuit can look at snow and tell what direction they are. – The wind can tell you lots too. The shallower angle of the land will tell you it’s the side the wind is coming from (Paras note: If my primary … Read more
Special thanks to Rachel Green, Chairperson 2017 – 2018 Darling Range Branch of the WA Naturalists’ Club, for the pdf. of the presentation. I have tried to include the closest colour versions I could find along with the summary. Part 1: Butterflies and moths of the Perth Hills, Western Australia, by Eric McCrum Summary:– The … Read more
Fun Facts from the online hive ;o) Update from @paulacarnell:Great video, a couple of additions, Queen honey bees mate with between 15 and 40 male drones on her mating flight to collect enough sperm to last a lifetime. Also the solitary bees that lay eggs in tubes, the females lay the female eggs first at … Read more
See the route on Strava Boorna Waanginy – The Trees Speak at Kings Part & Botanic GardenFri 8 – Mon 11 Feb 20198pm – 10:30pm In this epic work Noongar culture, science, cutting-edge technology and breathtaking artistry come together to celebrate the unique and fragile beauty of South Western Austalia’s landscape. Huge projectors transform the … Read more
Such a great talk with lots and lots of great info. Summary below for my future reference. * means that it blew my mind. – Pests and weeds have a beneficial ecological role. Pests attract good predators so let it happen. – Analyse your site to see where the sun is passing. In summer a … Read more
Edible Weeds Forage Walk with Sparkles of Odd Fodder Cook Book 6th June 2016 See the trek here Notes:– WARNING: Please do your own research as I will be doing on each plant as I was taking as many notes, in the short time, as I could. – Please also read this article on why … Read more
