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Conservation Conversations: Aiming to Transform

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Reflections on environmental education, conservation, wildlife issues, and birds; primarily of Southwest Missouri. Sunday, October 9, 2011. The Power of Myth. Throughout human history, cultures have used rites of passage to signify the importance of life transitions. Our own society still recognizes and celebrates transitions with weddings, baby showers, anniversaries, and funerals, but little is communicated about the role of these events in the human maturation process. Graduation exercises have become...

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Conservation Conversations: A River Runs Through Lindenlure

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Reflections on environmental education, conservation, wildlife issues, and birds; primarily of Southwest Missouri. Thursday, July 19, 2012. A River Runs Through Lindenlure. 8220; 'Oh, Eeyore, you are wet! Said Piglet, feeling him. Eeyore shook himself, and asked somebody to explain to Piglet what happened when you had been inside a river for quite a long time.” A.A. Milne. Photo from Pegram Collection, Drury College. It had always been the case that law-abiding and respectful people could freely access ...

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Conservation Conversations: When the student is ready.....

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Reflections on environmental education, conservation, wildlife issues, and birds; primarily of Southwest Missouri. Monday, May 21, 2012. When the student is ready. His song rang out like a cathedral bell at dawn. A rush of adrenaline increased our momentum as we descended toward the spring branch. Again, his alluring melody arose from this lush cane sanctuary. We stopped to capture this moment, to feel the intensity of this melody. This bird was no ordinary bird, and this quest was no ordinary quest.

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Tick Magnet: Captain and Mrs. Miroshnikov

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Sunday, December 21, 2008. Captain and Mrs. Miroshnikov. Ivan Dmitryevich Miroshnikov was a captain - maybe in the Red Army, maybe in Poland, and maybe during the Great Patriotic War. Tamara Arsenievna Miroshnikov was fond of hats. Nikitenko behind them died on Halloween, 1973. March 4, 2009 at 5:47 AM. Sorry not to reply for so long, I don't maintain this blog very much. This gravestone is in Spring Valley, New York. Here is a Google Maps link to its exact location:. March 28, 2009 at 8:30 AM.

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The Reputation Paradox | The Drinking Bird

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The Birder Jargon Dictionary. July 15, 2011. Seemed to completely split the difference between Reddish Egret and Tricolored Heron, and had a series of unusual traits that couldn’t be easily placed in either camp. I suggested on the listserv that it could be possible that the bird in question was an. Could it be that people generally don’t find strange herons interesting? That’s fine, I guess. But I hope they’re willing to refrain from judging those willing to put theirs on the line. Because I still think.

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What bird? | Birds Rule!!!

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This is created to post questions on what bird it is. If you have a bird description or picture to ask about, like if you don’t know the species. Please email the field notes or photos, video, etc. to huangjhpcps@gmail.com. Also state where you saw it. If you see a bird that you know here, please email me the name of the bird and the label- Example: Unknown 5. You do not need to put the place. Unknown 1 at Bishan Park. Unknown 2 at Mandai Orchid Gardens. April 23, 2008 at 1:13 am. Enter your comment here.

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Conservation Conversations: A Twist on an Old Cliche': Like Son, Like Father

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Reflections on environmental education, conservation, wildlife issues, and birds; primarily of Southwest Missouri. Sunday, May 27, 2012. A Twist on an Old Cliche': Like Son, Like Father. It was in the heart of the Ozarks that my wife Martha and I made the most important decision of our lives. We chose. Both of them, Nathan and Laura, throughout childhood and into adulthood, instill in me a sense of wonder. Through his formative years, birding dominated his thoughts and impacted the rest of our family.

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Conservation Conversations: January 2012

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Reflections on environmental education, conservation, wildlife issues, and birds; primarily of Southwest Missouri. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Buffalo Dancers, Part II. Ok, I know that it was taken me forever to get back to blogging after my amazing experience at the Museum of the American Indian in early November. Dr Shani Kleinhaus works tirelessly for the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society. TogetherGreen Fellows enjoying an evening in DC. Stacy on the left. Shani on the right. A research arm of Corne...