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Hello hiver's.. how are you today? I haven't written a post in the black and white community for two days. Because lately, I've been very busy with my main job. Well, today I'm back here. As always, I'll

Dove Dove is not only 1/4 moisturiser soap but a very good friend too... Lol

On the first diving day in the Solomon Islands we went to Mirror Pond, known for having a resident salt water crocodile although it hadn't been there in 8 months. To get to the pond you need to swim through

My brain is all over the place these days. Organization doesn't come naturally to me and taking on another job has me scattered! This is a #seewhatisee kind of #walkwithme and a bit of #doyougrow because

The UK's breeding population of curlews is of international importance, being estimated to represent more than 30 per cent of the west European population.

Easter afternoon, birding with my son and my best birding buddy, as a prelude to a fabulous vegan Easter dinner. Recipe for a great day. Today my son and I met Ken and set out to look for the Blue Jay

Fawns are young deer and are very cute and beautiful.Most fawns are born between the middle of May and the end of June. They have a reddish-brown coat with white spots.A new born fawn weighs around as

Tattoos Island visible from Cape Flattery after a short trail hike to the overlook. This is a great place to find Black Oystercatcher, sea otters, cormorants, diving ducks, alcids and gulls. Neah Bay is

I've been posting as @Birderguy for a month or so and have decided that the user name @birdbanter better describes my interest and content. I want to develop a blog where there is interaction between birders

Hello. I'm Birderguy, and have decided I prefer to go as Birdbanter on Steemit as this more accurately discusses my interests and direction of posts. If you follow birderguy please consider following

Birding in the Port of Tacoma area can be excellent, but the juxtaposition of good birding in small bits of habitat mixed in a heavily industrial area can mean looking for beauty in areas that are easier

In winter Sharp-tailed Grouse often feed high in birch trees on the catkins. Each winter one of the hard-to-find species in Washington State is the Sharp-tailed Grouse. They are on the state endangered

This dog wants so badly to play with my dog. We walk by him almost daily he always gets excited and wines. they both want to play I hope someday they get their way.So handsome I want to go in there and

A Fork-tailed Storm Petrel pattering on the water seen on a pelagic birding trip on the Monte Carlo on a Westport Seabirds trip. Storm Petrels are small pelagic birds, many species rarely seen from shore

HELLO FELLOW STEEMIAN FRIEND, image source image source How are you doing, It been a while since i put up some story for you guys.I am here today with a short story of mine which i hope you will love it