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Quick-Release Bug Catching Toollππππ¦πͺ²πͺ³π·οΈToy for Kids and Adults #reneestakey #bugcatcher #bugs #bug #spider #humane
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En dΓas de lluvia, ofrecemos otra mirada al huerto π§οΈπ±
Gracias a los microscopios educativos de @CarsonOptical, seguimos explorando la curiosidad cientΓfica incluso bajo techo π¬
Nos honra contar con el apoyo de una marca que cultiva, como nosotros, el amor por la naturaleza π
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"I was one with nature!" or "I was a teenage bison." #MyHighSchoolYearsIn5Words #MidwestNPS
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Like a bird on the wire
Like a drunk in a midnight choir
I have tried in my way to be free
#LeonardCohen
#NationalBirdDay
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Itβs #NationalBirdDay so here is a #Birdfact
Did you know: Hummingbirds can fly backwards.
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Happy #WinterSolstice Day December 21, 2017: The shortest day and longest night in the Northern Hemisphere.
#wintersolstice2017
Image: Winter Scene at Trempealeau National Wildlfie Refuge, WI. Credit: Steve Erickson/@USFWS.
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Your winter blues may soon be over βοΈ Thursday marks the #WinterSolstice, the shortest day of 2017. Find out what the phenomenon means: cbsn.ws/2kxKpsH
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BIRD #5,859
Collared Finchbill
(Spizixos semitorques)
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Nuthatch in the snow...
@BirdGuides @BBCCountryfile @BBCSpringwatch @BBCEarth @WildlifeMag @Drewtons @CastleHowardEst @VisitYNT @NHM_WPY @BBCLookNorth @BirdwatchExtra @BirdWatchDaily #gardenbirdsrock
Scruffy one @photo_ace @WildlifeTrusts @HMWTBadger @Team4Nature300 @NatureUK @Britnatureguide @peac4love
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Don't miss this year's National Christmas Tree Lighting Program TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. on the @hallmarkchannel! #NCTL2017 #TheNationalTree #HallmarkChannel #NatlParkService #GoParks
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"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts." - Rachel Carson #MondayMotivation
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Tansy, a lovely wildflower which looks as if all the petals have blown off. Quite easy to identify because of this. For more photos check on the Asteraceae (Compositae) family page. britishnatureguide.com/britiβ¦








































