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Monday, August 3, 2015. One of the more optimistic things a naturalist can do in South Florida is to discover areas that, counter to the usual tendency for urban and suburban sprawl, are being converted from manicured lawns and sterile pools back into natural areas. I first came across the Pondhawk Natural Area. Pondhawk centers around a restored marshy area and a scrub zone dotted with pine, underlain with a dense growth of Saw Palmetto ( Serenoa repens. Trees in the state. Poking around the edge. T...

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A Wandering Naturalist: October 2014

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Wednesday, October 15, 2014. The Sun Link Sea Resort. The river where I encountered the redstart and whistling thrush (described in my last post) was just inside the gates of the reserve, so it was a good place for a morning stroll among the trees lining its banks. It was a good place for birds, too: among other things, this was the only place I saw the endemic Taiwan Barwing ( Actinodura morrisoniana. These are ferns. Details, anyone? This appears to be Grape-leaved Anemone ( Anemone vitifolia. These bi...

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A Wandering Naturalist: August 2014

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Wednesday, August 20, 2014. Taiwan: Pheasant Jungles (Part Two). The next morning - April 17, 2013 - Eileen and I left our cabin at Dasyueshan National Forest. In the brisk early morning light with Bob Du, our friend and guide, to search for the second of Taiwan's endemic pheasants. We had not far to go. Well before we reached the traditional Swinhoe's stakeout point, we came across a female showing great interest in a gutter at a bend in the road. 8230;but the chicks, though they certainly tried, couldn...

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A Wandering Naturalist: June 2014

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Saturday, June 28, 2014. The second day of our weekend at Edwin Wiek's WFFT rescue centre (March 10, 2013) was devoted to the fabled Kaeng Krachan National Park. The largest in the country, only a short drive away. A one-day visit cannot do more than scratch the surface of this huge place, but even so it gave me enough for three posts. The next two will be devoted to a sampling of Kaeng Krachan's fabulous butterfly fauna (around 300 species! A species now extinct. Edwin had advertised our outing as a bir...

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A Wandering Naturalist: July 2015

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. Australia: Farewell to the West (Part 2). The afternoon of September 22, 2013, was our last in Western Australia, and it was time for Eileen and I to think about heading, more or less, in the direction of Perth Airport. That meant, after a final look at the Indian Ocean at Lancelin, heading east again across the sandy coastal heathlands before turning south. It also meant another pass through some very nice wildflower country. Mayweed Sunray ( Hyalosperma cotula. Pimpernel comes ...

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A Wandering Naturalist: Florida: Pondhawk

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Monday, August 3, 2015. One of the more optimistic things a naturalist can do in South Florida is to discover areas that, counter to the usual tendency for urban and suburban sprawl, are being converted from manicured lawns and sterile pools back into natural areas. I first came across the Pondhawk Natural Area. Pondhawk centers around a restored marshy area and a scrub zone dotted with pine, underlain with a dense growth of Saw Palmetto ( Serenoa repens. Trees in the state. Poking around the edge. T...

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Saturday, 14 March 2015. Last pics from Brunei and some American raptors. Banded krait ( Bungarus fasciatus. During my final evening in Brunei I took the car for a very short spin around Panaga and snapped a few last shots of the commonest night bird that can be found in the coastal grasses: the large-tailed nightjar. Large-tailed nightjar ( Caprimulgus macrurus. Cooper...

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Ronald Orenstein's Book Blog: April 2015

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Ronald Orenstein's Book Blog. Friday, April 3, 2015. Reference List for "Butterflies". My new book Butterflies. With photographs by Thomas Marent, is now in the hands of the designers. It should be available from Firefly Books this fall. I consulted over 400 original scientific papers. There was no room to list these in the book, but anyone interested can download the Reference List here. Perhaps it will whet your appetite for the book itself! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit Ron's Amazon Author Page.

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Posting from Panaga: Godwits

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Tuesday, 7 October 2014. This Monday was one of Godwits. The day started off well with this flycatcher that I noticed sallying from one of the trees in our garden during breakfast. Almost an exact repeat from October last year, see garden flycatcher. Dark-sided flycatcher ( Muscicapa sibirica. Black-tailed godwit ( Limosa limosa. Black-tailed godwit ( Limosa limosa.

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Posting from Panaga: From the USA - the Mammals of Brunei

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Sunday, 14 December 2014. From the USA - the Mammals of Brunei. The picture quality in the embedded PDF is not very good, but there is a button in the top right that should link to the original file. Comments and suggestions to improve readability are welcome. Hope this little writing will serve as useful reference documentation for future nature enthusiast in B...I sta...

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Posting from Panaga: July 2015

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Thursday, 16 July 2015. Birdwatching in Brunei Darussalam. It has taken me way too long, but last week I managed to put the finishing touches on my Brunei birdwatching documentation. Based on my experiences in Brunei between 2010 and 2014 I've attempted to provide a description of some key Brunei birdwatching sites that I've had the good fortune to visit and enjoy. I.

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Posting from Panaga: August 2014

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Sunday, 31 August 2014. Sungai Seria, end of August. I've been checking the river mouth of the Seria river the past 2 weeks, as this is the. Time when most waders pass by. Usually a couple of sand plovers are around and with high tide they can come sufficiently close for some nice pictures. Here is one resting on a single leg:. Lesser sand plover ( Charadrius mongolus.

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Posting from Panaga: July 2014

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Thursday, 3 July 2014. Besides these specialists the species diversity is relatively large, abundance however not so much. Especially in the forest itself birding can put a real test to your patience. What's more, when you do finally get to see a bird it will typically do anything in its power to ensure that you will not leave with a good picture. Due to the habit of ra...

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Posting from Panaga: Birdwatching in Brunei Darussalam

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Thursday, 16 July 2015. Birdwatching in Brunei Darussalam. It has taken me way too long, but last week I managed to put the finishing touches on my Brunei birdwatching documentation. Based on my experiences in Brunei between 2010 and 2014 I've attempted to provide a description of some key Brunei birdwatching sites that I've had the good fortune to visit and enjoy. I.

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Posting from Panaga: Oriental Plover

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Note - in some browsers the appearance of the blog is corrupted. I do not yet know the cause, but hope this issue will be resolved soon! Saturday, 4 October 2014. I decided this afternoon to do some easy birding as I haven't been feeling the best lately. So rather than go on a jungle walk I took out the car for a drive around the grassy areas behind the seawall. Oriental plover ( Charadrius veredus. Oriental plover ( Charadrius veredus. Oriental plover ( Charadrius veredus. 4 October 2014 at 05:52. The p...

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A Wandering Naturalist

Monday, August 3, 2015. One of the more optimistic things a naturalist can do in South Florida is to discover areas that, counter to the usual tendency for urban and suburban sprawl, are being converted from manicured lawns and sterile pools back into natural areas. I first came across the Pondhawk Natural Area. Pondhawk centers around a restored marshy area and a scrub zone dotted with pine, underlain with a dense growth of Saw Palmetto ( Serenoa repens. Trees in the state. Poking around the edge. T...

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Ronald Orenstein's Book Blog. Monday, August 3, 2015. Ron comments on Cecil the Lion for the Toronto Globe and Mail. Was Cecil the lion’s death business as usual? Contributed to The Globe and Mail. Published Monday, Aug. 03, 2015 6:00AM EDT. Last updated Monday, Aug. 03, 2015 6:00AM EDT. Ronald Orenstein is a Canadian zoologist, author, lawyer and wildlife conservationist. He is the author of. Ivory, Horn and Blood: Behind the Elephant and Rhinoceros Poaching Crisis. Friday, April 3, 2015. With photograp...