Weekly Photo Challenge theme of Twinkle
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Twinkle.”
Twinkle of the December Full Moon
14 Sunday Dec 2014
Posted Cape Town, Colours, Eco Tourism
in14 Sunday Dec 2014
Posted Cape Town, Colours, Eco Tourism
inWeekly Photo Challenge theme of Twinkle
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Twinkle.”
22 Monday Sep 2014
Posted Cape Town, Eco Tourism, Flowers
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Cape Town, environment, Flowers, nature, photography, plants, quote, Spring
09 Tuesday Sep 2014
Posted Cape Town, Colours, Eco Tourism, Flowers, South African Endemic
in22 Friday Aug 2014
Posted Colours, Eco Tourism, ecology, Photography
in22 Friday Aug 2014
Posted Bulbs, Colours, Eco Tourism, ecology, Photography, South African Endemic
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accomodation, Ecotourism, environment, flower kingdom, garden, hiking, Namaqualand, Namaqualand Flowers, nature, Papkuilsfontein, photography, plants, South African endemic plant, waterfall
Soak up the peace and tranquility of this beautiful farm. Stay in the old, beautifully restored stone cottages,in your own private Fynbos setting.View the awesome canyon and its 100m waterfall. In spring, enjoy the world-renowned flowers in this Serengeti of the floral kingdom (This area is known as ”the Bulb Capital of the World” because it has the highest speciation of indigenous bulbous flowers on Earth). Experience the rich bird life, fauna, and San rock art. Swim in the cool waters of a natural rock pool, or in the pool at the cottages, built to be reminiscent of a farm dam. Hike the trails through sandstone rock formations and don’t forget to bring your mountain bike or your 4×4.
21 Thursday Aug 2014
Posted compost, Eco Tourism, Flowers, Gardens, South African Endemic
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environment, farm accommodation, Flowers, garden, Namaqualand, Namaqualand Flowers, nature, photography, plants, Sewefontein, South African endemic plant, swimming pools, water fountains
Sewefontein (1878) is a tranquil Old World farm accommodation located in the heart of Namaqualand.
The farm offers seven fresh water fountains, natural swimming pools in the river, hiking trails, waterfall and canyon, Rock Art, wild flowers, rich animal and bird life.
http://www.nieuwoudtville.com/sewefontein/
20 Wednesday Aug 2014
Posted Bulbs, Colours, Eco Tourism, Flowers, Gardens, South African Endemic
in19 Tuesday Aug 2014
Posted Colours, Eco Tourism, ecology, Flowers, Gardens
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environment, Flowers, garden, Namaqualand Daisies, Namaqualand Flowers, nature, photography, Ralph Waldo Emerson, South African endemic plant
“Nature always wears the colours of the Spirit”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
01 Friday Aug 2014
Posted Cape Town, Eco Tourism
in31 Thursday Jul 2014
Posted Birds, Eco Tourism, ecology
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The Jackie Hangman gets it’s name from the habit of impaling prey on thorns to store for later consumption. One of the reasons of this species success lies in its varied diet and clever hunting techniques. It often uses a sit and wait technique in which it hunts from a prominent perch, remaining almost motionless, scanning the area with its sharp eyes. When it spots something it glides to the ground and attempts to catch its prey. It has a varied diet of insects, frogs, reptiles and birds.
It gives a jumbled mix of shrike-like swizzling sounds including some imitations and a harsh Dzzzttt-dzzzt-dzzzt alarm call.
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