dusk to night
A sky’s view perspective of the transition from dusk to night, seen on two evenings.
Different clouds at different altitudes, may move around in different directions… at the same time.
They are invisible only as we take them for granted, but visible if we really look out for them. Since Darwin, we have generally thought of trees as striving, disconnected loners, competing for water, nutrients and sunlight, with the winners shading out the losers and sucking them dry. The timber industry in particular sees forests…
Got a good site, next to a light, dinner is served, without much of a fight 😏 (Wonder which of those lines are the non-sticky lines the spider itself walks on without itself getting stuck!)
Of course, not all of them are specific only to spring 🙂       View this post on Instagram             A post shared by Nature Kids (@naturekids_in)       View this post on Instagram   …
Seems like yesterday, the take off from Bangalore… but has been a long journey… A post shared by Nature Kids (@naturekids_in) Watched the amazing historic moment with the local community on a big screen… Hearty Congrats ISRO!! 😍 🌛 This is…
Took a night stroll yesterday after a gap… its a nice thing to do every night. The frog-orchestra for which no sophisticated Bose speaker or Dolby Surround System was any match… faded off after a while once they realized we were there. But after a while, they started again… Came across these reflections… what is…
Going beyond the conventional meaning of being slothful – the slow movement of a sloth may well be a survival skill to avoid detection by predators. In this pretty cool clip from the BBC, legendary David Attenborough has a close encounter with a sloth, and talks about its adaptation to the lack of nutrition in…