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Papillon Charity
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A registered Non Profit with stunning successes in transforming the lives of the poor!
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2017-06-19 18:00
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If only the mountains could talk...
...as they have experienced so many events since their lava beginning. Colored in gold by a late sunset and turning into a fiery red afterwards. I also had a look at the South that you will see at the
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Something different here.
Our annual garden day will take place soon, and we have a garden day everyday Lol. Nah, I am only joking but let me tell you that we love the flowers that we see, and we also have some nice flowers in
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An eye test in nature.
Look carefully at the first picture and tell me if you can see the contents of this post. Quite often my eye can see something, and it is always a nice surprise. That was also the case in here when we
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Robbie and his wife are nesting here.
So cute to see his wife flying though our front garden, loaded with nesting material. I also have a video in here at the end of the post, to show you how Robbie takes a bath. He is a Cape Robin-chat (Cossypha
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Some Cape Sparrows in action.
Brave little birds, and there are sparrows all over the world. It is said that sparrows nest on ships in the harbors, and when the ship lands in the harbors of other countries, then the sparrows fly inland
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I found a beehive in nature.
Although I am allergic to bee stings, I still love the little critters. Come and see in a video, also included here, what took place. One bee sting sends me to hospital, and I will be no more if one hundred
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My camera keeps on surprising me.
You will quite likely never again see shots of this kind in your life again. I really did not expect the quality of the views in here, and you will also look anxiously up in the sky if you know that your
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7d
Let's see what the sky shows us today.
We are now in that silly season between spring and summer. It seems that the clouds also cannot make up their minds, as I struggle to get them in solid patterns. Every flow of cloud that you will see in
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A Sunday relaxing read...
...and you will see some other worldly cloud art in the sky. I have a variety of arty views to entertain you today. Ten shots of cloud formations in the sky, and I have to say that I am biased, as I love
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A sunset at 3 o' clock in the afternoon?
No, not really, as it was a fire on the horizon that cloaked the sky. A strong wind drove the glow across the bay. You can imagine how confused we were, as we have never seen this before, especially at
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9d
Ever seen a Guinea Fowl chase a crow?
And Mother nature gave the male guinea a flower for chasing the crow away. The lesson here guys, is don't try to get fresh with someone else's women. A bit of humor attached to this post in order to serve
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30 minutes outside can change your life.
All that you need to do is to step outside and to watch a show in the sky. A strong wind drove the clouds around, and I decided to use a treetop across the road as a marker. That is the tree that you see
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Somebody should really do something about it!
You have heard this sentence. You have probably said it. I know I have. There is an old story about exactly that. I have already mentioned it in 2021, and in 2023, when I admitted that I was also waiting
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No escape.
The moth was doomed, as there was no way that it could get through that window. It looked like a Bollworm moth (Helicberpa armigera), as its larva looks exactly the same as the ones that we get here on
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The full moon, and the sunset.
I do not know what comes first, the moon or the sun, as they rise at the same time. So, in here you will see the full moon (5 shots), and the sunset (5 shots). I simply love both of these magnificent planets,
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13d
Time for the small things again.
I should have said for the beautiful small insects, as they keep the eco-system going. I collect random insect shots on my wanders in nature, until I have enough to do a post, and so I took these photos
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14d
The life of a Cape Sugarbird.
A relaxing Sunday read about one of nature's wonders. You will see the Cape Sugarbird and his wife (Promerops cafer), and then a female Southern Double-collared Sunbird (Cinnyris chalybeus), and finally
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15d
Late afternoon mountain views.
It is a pleasure to see how the late sun strokes the mountain range with colors. I wonder how many of us get confused while we are busy doing a post, or is it only me? I carefully select the photo numbers
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16d
A real acrobat.
Come and watch the actions of this little gymnast up in a high tree. Thin branches at the top of the tree, and the squirrel just took it in his stride. I haven't done a Squirrel Friday post in a long time,
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Master nest builders.
Imagine building a tree house that gets blown around in 120kph gale force winds. On a dark afternoon, I saw this Pied Crow (Corvus albus) sitting on that low wall with a strong stick in its beak. It looked
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