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Category Archives: wildlife
Komodo Dragon
If you want to know more about them see Komodo dragon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_dragon
Book Review: Short Notices
Robert Dallek ~ Franklin D Roosevelt: a political life (2016) The title says everything you need to know about Roosevelt. Everything that he did was filtered through a meticulous political calculation. Sometimes the outcome was gruesome and unconscionable such as … Continue reading
Posted in History, Poetry, Politics, War, wildlife
Tagged FDR biography, Heydrich's biography, Risk in a global setting
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Please take care of our trees
No-one seems to care What tree, stand here or there Elm, Willow, Ash or Oak Care can’t be said for city folk. Urban sprawl, shows development blight Green gives way, – concrete sweeps unrelenting Grey tentacles of concrete, mocks the … Continue reading
The fearless Drongo and Eagle
If you want to read more about the drongo go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_drongo
South African Humour
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The social sophistication of a wolf pack
The first three are the old or sick; they set the pace for the entire pack. If they weren’t at the front they’d be left behind and would lose contact with the pack. If the pack is ambushed they’d be … Continue reading
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Tagged mutual protection, social sophistication, wolf packs
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John Muir’s religious environmentalism and the Yosemite National Park
John Muir is a towering figure in American environmental history. He was a geologist, botanist, mountaineer, journalist, author, confidant of Presidents and industrial leaders, co-founder of the Sierra Club and much more. His opinions were eagerly sought and often acted … Continue reading
