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hadrianwild
Discovery-it
2025-09-18 11:12
Published via Ecency
Endoscoping Tokay Geckos
A very close look at a family of Tokay geckos living outside our house in Thailand. Filmed using an endoscope/borescope that plugs directly into a smartphone.
$ 8.923
358
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hadrianwild
Proof of Brain
2025-08-21 08:48
Published via Ecency
Dwarf Honey Bees in Sun and Rain
Dwarf honey bees in our garden in Thailand with a contrast of sunshine and rain at their free-hanging comb nest
$ 6.416
280
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hadrianwild
Discovery-it
2025-08-11 14:29
Published via Ecency
Airborne Ground Squirrel
Our local ground squirrels taking mango seeds into our roofspace for storage requires an almighty leap!
hadrianwild
Feathered Friends
2024-01-03 14:24
Published via Ecency
Weaving Bird Nest-baskets
Trying to replace the absent tree-holes with woven bird nest basket-boxes using materials from our garden
theindicators
Ladies of Hive
2026-08-17 00:04
Published via Ecency
Promoted
Why Do We Have Different Handwriting Styles?
Every person has a unique way of writing. Even when two people use the same pen and write the same sentence, their handwriting can look completely different. Some people write in large letters, while others
hadrianwild
Feathered Friends
2023-11-07 13:09
Published via Ecency
Spike, the Little Cormorant: SMaP Contest #141
A Little Cormorant called Spike as an entry to Feathered Friends' SMaP Contest
hadrianwild
HiveGarden
2023-11-06 13:07
Published via Ecency
Rhinos in the Coconuts: The Problem of Composting in Thailand
Discovering for myself why composting is not popular in Thailand
hadrianwild
WE ARE MOVING
2023-10-13 09:04
Published via Ecency
Pond Dipping Fish Fun
We have a lovely big pond in our garden here in Thailand and it's a great resource to build a love of nature in our young nephew.
hadrianwild
Feathered Friends
2023-10-09 12:59
Published via Ecency
Protecting A Sparrow From Itself!
The story of my efforts to help a male sparrow who relentlessly attacked its own reflection in our car window and elsewhere
zekepickleman
beersaturday
2026-08-16 14:55
Promoted
#BeerSaturday - Cheers from the Highlands!
It is #BeerSaturday time of week again like it has been for just over 9 years! I can't find @detlev's weekly contest post but that might be because he is adventuring in Egypt right now. Beer has to be
hadrianwild
Shadow Hunters
2023-09-29 08:51
Published via Ecency
Halfbeak fish: Entry for Reflections Hunters Contest #134
This is a halfbeak fish, so called due to its upper mandible (jaw) being much shorter than the lower one. They are only about 4cm in length and swim along at the water surface feeding on mosquito larvae
hadrianwild
PhotoFeed
2023-09-26 11:44
Published via Ecency
Rat Snake Time: PhotoFeed Contest - Wildlife Photography #46
It was a windy day and the grass needed a trim and that's how I got to spend 20 minutes with a Rat Snake.
hadrianwild
Discovery-it
2023-09-11 12:32
Published via Ecency
The Strange Case of the Dizzy Rail
Standing on the grass was a small waterbird with a brown cap, grey front and lovely mottled black-and-white barring on its back and sides. It had a short tail and
hadrianwild
Nature Observer
2023-09-09 12:45
Published via Ecency
Asian Spotted Tortoise Beetle
Latin nameObservation DateLocation Aspidimorpha miliaris22 June 2023Petchaburi, Thailand Link to original community LatitudeLongitudeMap 13.11699499.965461 A striking, partially translucent little beetle
vscampbell
Town Square
2026-08-10 17:10
Published via Ecency
Promoted
Stop Running the Business. Get Back to the Work You Love.
source You didn’t start your business to run a business. You started it because you love the work. Somewhere along the way, email, scheduling, admin, and client follow-up started eating the hours that
hadrianwild
Nature Observer
2023-09-07 13:09
Published via Ecency
Tropical Swallowtail Moth
Latin nameObservation DateLocation Lyssa zampa28 October 2022Petchaburi, Thailand Link to original community LatitudeLongitudeMap 13.11366199.939344 The largest moth I've ever found with a wingspan of
hadrianwild
WE ARE MOVING
2023-09-06 03:36
Published via Ecency
The Birds Are Calling...Calling...Calling...
It feels like I have a constant recording of living bird calls being played around me. Throughout the day my ears pick up one call or another and I put a feathered face to the sound. There is a growing
hadrianwild
Discovery-it
2023-09-05 09:46
Published via Ecency
An Ant Carnage Calculation!
Here in Thailand there are ants everywhere and squashing those that come looking for food in our kitchen becomes an automatic response. Outside is different and I usually try to avoid killing them. But
hadrianwild
WE ARE MOVING
2023-09-03 11:45
Published via Ecency
Hi There, Snake!
Slight movement caught my eye and dragged me away from the computer screen. There was a snake at my window! The window was open but the mosquito screen meant it wouldn't be joining me inside. I wouldn't
stellarch
hive-gaming
2026-08-13 10:00
Promoted
Tutorial Live: Help Us Break It
Our new-player tutorial is open for alpha pilots. Play it, then tell us where a newcomer would still get lost.
hadrianwild
WE ARE MOVING
2023-08-31 11:05
Published via Ecency
Saving Munias
The Scaly-breasted Munia is a small, finch-like bird common in our area. It builds a substantial ball-shaped nest out of grass with a small entrance at the front and an escape route out the back. The nest
hadrianwild
Nature Observer
2023-08-27 12:24
Published via Ecency
Intermediate Roundleaf Bat
I'm Adrian. Originally from England, I have lived in Thailand since 1996, loving the people, the climate, the food and especially the wonderful wildlife. I still can't believe that we have at least four
hadrianwild
WE ARE MOVING
2023-08-26 11:04
Published via Ecency
Reptiles in the Soil
Occasionally whilst digging in our garden I unearth a dark worm-like animal, a bit thicker than a strand of cooked spaghetti and 4 to 5 inches long. On being exposed they wriggle around vigorously and
hadrianwild
Nature Observer
2023-08-26 07:27
Published via Ecency
Painted Bat
Latin nameObservation DateLocation Kerivoula picta19 August 2019Petchaburi, Thailand Link to original community LatitudeLongitudeMap 13.11689199.965518 An occasional visitor to our garden that roosts in
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