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Biodiversity, brown pelicans, Great Nature Project 2015, Iguana, inaturalist.org Great Nature Project, National Geographic Great Nature Project, Snowy Egret, Species count
Sunday Social Hour
The global snapshot of biodiversity is a specific window of time when we especially encourage people to get outside and share photos of their encounters with plants, animals, and fungi. This year, the global snapshot is happening over 11 days, from May 15 to 25, 2015. The goal is to document biodiversity all over the world during this time period.” (from: Great Nature Project FAQ)
Name that bird!
All-you-can-eat shrimp buffet for egrets, herons and ibis!
It’s late at night, and I’m feeling better but am itching, a side effect from dengue fever. Slowly regaining my strength, I look forward to photographing the flora and fauna at Casa Loca and contributing to the Great Nature Project. This is a great opportunity to involve the younger generation and get them interested in their natural world. The deadline is Monday; for more information, start here:
Pelican Cheering Section
Zeebra Designs & Destinations 