English This is the second part of my report about our stay at Hotel Kimberly (you can find Part 1 here). This time, everything revolves around the outdoor area, the three swimming pools, and especially

I noticed this “gnarly” tree sort of sticking up out of nowhere, seemingly out of place. What caused it to look like this you might ask? My best guest would be, probably a lightning strike got this tree

Hi guys, today is really tiring, the portraits I show make me a little annoyed because it is very difficult to get the best shot when photographing this small insect. But it's okay, the important thing

Good morning friends, greetings to all of you. On this occasion I would like to show some portraits that come from my own hands. This time I took pictures with my favorite android, infinix hot 30i, and

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They say that it takes 12 bees their entire lives to produce 1 teaspoon of honey. I was stunned when I read the facts about bees in the URL Source below. There are 10 facts about bees in the URL, and fact

The appearance of Cixiidae which often live and nest in the ground. Hello friends, how are you? Of course you're fine, right? May you always be healthy and always successful. Today we will look at several

The appearance of the Oxcyopes Salticus spider from behind the leaves Hi friends, today looks very cloudy in Lhokseumawe City, but I am still enthusiastic about writing this post while enjoying the rain

Hi friends, today I will show you three unique types of insects. But of course you often see it, but I still want to display my work to enjoy with morning coffee and delicious pineapple jam bread, in the

Latin nameObservation dateLocation Vanellus armatus2.12.2021Kruger National Park, South Africa My typical photo for iNaturalist. Taken from a distance and edited on the computer. Normally I would delete

Aspidimorpha Miliaris Hi friends, greetings to everyone. I hope you are alright. Well, today I am showing some of the shots I took yesterday afternoon, in a small forest area in the bushes near my village.

Elephantopus Scaber Plant Hi friends of the Nature Observer community, how are you all? I hope you are all well. On this occasion I want to try to publish my work because I haven't posted it for several

OCD's support is expanding! Hello everyone! This is the 1235th compilation post of OCD's latest curation efforts. It has been known that OCD has been supporting leading niche communities under its Community

Cryptocurrency is offering opportunities to people who never had them before. Many, especially in developed countries take much of what we are seeing for granted. However, what if you were never able to

"The Fireman's House" was doing the rounds, not exactly the TourBus daily special but I was seeing it with increasing frequency. "Where is this Fireman's place", I was asking

Hello everyone! This is a compilation post that will serve as a summary and status of the onboarding program. For those who are late to the party, OCD's onboarding program aims to bring more users to Hive

“Let’s go invent tomorrow instead of worrying about what happened yesterday.” – Steve Jobs With the advent of technology around, one piece of information sent can do a greater impact. It was last June,

Hello Fascinating Insect Lover.. Yesterday I had time to hunt for insects in the area on the outskirts of the swamp. Because it was late afternoon so I couldn't find many species of insects there. But

Hello Hivers 💕💘, The rainy season is what most farmers use this as a means of communication within themselves and their plants in some cases animals as well and it goes a very long way to see that there

One of my favorite flowers in our garden are Edelweiss, also known as Lion's Paw. I started growing them as a joke, because I wasn't sure that this rare flower would be able to grow at low altitude. Edelweiss