Tag: nature
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Dracula Parrots Are They Real?
Dracula parrots, are they real or just the product of an over active imagination? They are actually indeed real creatures so I did some light digging into these fascinating avian creatures.
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Balancing Fire and Thunderstorms’ Impact
So, wild fire is a delight in Canada right now. Our air quality isn’t that great where I am in Alberta and yet storms aren’t always a good thing in a few areas really.
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Motorcycling in the Rockies: Battling Nature’s Fury
A motorcycle ride on the Hayabusa through the Rocky Mountains turned interesting due to an unexpected storm, resulting in a bit of time of not being able to ride.
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Flying Foxes: Bizarre Bats with a Delicious Secret
Flying foxes are large fruit bats, often confused with foxes. They play a vital ecological role as pollinators and seed dispersers but face threats from habitat loss and disease, leading to declining populations.
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Why Polar Bears Are the Kings of the Arctic
I did it again, I just had to hit the search button after finding some dishes. Enjoy.
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Exploring the Fascinating World of Eagles
Today I touch on the Eagle and find some very interesting little bit’s of information such as the only place without an eagle species is the Arctic!
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Chasing the Stillness Within
Under the veil of night, routines take shape—rituals guided by instinct and paired with quiet companionship. Moments of icy sweetness and ancestral teachings intertwine, drawing focus like a gentle tether. Wheels turn, paws tread, and ancient wisdom speaks softly. In stillness, clarity emerges, an answer to the day’s demand.
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Serene Sanctuary
The sanctuary blends nature and magic, creating a living home filled with enchantment. Lush greenery, illuminated by grow lights, dances with moonlight and whispers secrets. The reflective surfaces and hidden alcoves invite peace and creativity, while terrariums and luminescent plants add mystery. It is a haven for reflection, beauty, and inspiration.
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A Heart Open to the World
The author expresses a deep connection to the Earth and the importance of understanding every place and its stories, including those linked to personal heritage. Emphasizing the value of resilience, culture, and history, they reject the notion of avoiding any location, seeing each as an opportunity for growth and connection with humanity.
Who am I? 