For the past decade, bee populations across North America have been sending up alarms. Some bee species are at or near the brink of extinction. There’s a close link between the continued population decline and the use of industrial pesticides on crops and in gardens, as well as sustained loss of habitat for many bee … Continue reading
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They have decent coffee in South Africa. Coming from a Melbournian that is a compliment ☺️ and I’ll put it down to the good fresh African beans. I ordered the Red Latte, a hot milk and Rooibos team speciality popular in South African, then stood patiently near the barista. What’s this I see? Why it’s … Continue reading
Not only can you hear the Atlantic Ocean crashing into the shores of the Cape Point Nature Reserve; there are some soothing sounds from appreciative humans. Play it on a loop to ensure a deep and restful sleep! Now some interesting facts about African Penguins 😀 These penguins are also known colloquially as the Jackass … Continue reading
Ever wait a long, long time for something to bear fruit? This prickly pear was collected from the outer Western suburbs of Melbourne way back in 2013. This happened to be the first fruit that made it to the eating (the one before that was eaten by a possum!). And after waiting for so long, how … Continue reading
