Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 3
We finish our celebration of Australia’s nature with a species of bird that’s name and coloration evoke images of dainty fairies, but that should not be underestimated in its territorial defense.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 2
Like many before her, Kirsten Hines was charmed by her encounters with the quokka, a small marsupial living in the safety of its island home off the coast of Western Australia.
From Africa to Asia and now on to Australia to continue celebrating nature on the seven continents. We start in Queensland where one bird’s love
We return to the UAE, where Kirsten Hines catches the first European bee-eaters to arrive on their migratory journey.
For our second tale from Asia, we move to the rural village of Khichan in India where Demoiselle Cranes come to feed on grain.
This week we move from Africa to the United Arab Emirates, where a close encounter with some serious antlers taught me a healthy respect for Arabian Oryx.
As a child, while some girls were playing with Barbies, I was tramping through a Philippine rice field determined to get to the end of
A boat stranded on a sandbar poses a challenge. Wait for the tide to rise, or go explore? Guess what Kirsten Hines did…..
A beautiful afternoon of flamingo watching on the shore of Kenya’s Lake Bogoria quickly changes….
On safari in Kenya’s savanna, Kirsten Hines’ tour group makes an unexpected wildlife sighting…
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 3
We finish our celebration of Australia’s nature with a species of bird that’s name and coloration evoke images of dainty fairies, but that should not be underestimated in its territorial defense.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 2
Like many before her, Kirsten Hines was charmed by her encounters with the quokka, a small marsupial living in the safety of its island home off the coast of Western Australia.
From Africa to Asia and now on to Australia to continue celebrating nature on the seven continents. We start in
We return to the UAE, where Kirsten Hines catches the first European bee-eaters to arrive on their migratory journey.
For our second tale from Asia, we move to the rural village of Khichan in India where Demoiselle Cranes come to feed on grain.
This week we move from Africa to the United Arab Emirates, where a close encounter with some serious antlers taught me a healthy respect for Arabian Oryx.
As a child, while some girls were playing with Barbies, I was tramping through a Philippine rice field determined to
A boat stranded on a sandbar poses a challenge. Wait for the tide to rise, or go explore? Guess what Kirsten Hines did…..
A beautiful afternoon of flamingo watching on the shore of Kenya’s Lake Bogoria quickly changes….
On safari in Kenya’s savanna, Kirsten Hines’ tour group makes an unexpected wildlife sighting…
