September 30, 2018 Welcome to © Wildfocus Discover and share outstanding wildlife images.Join the discussions and upload your own photos.Sign in to post a comment or upload your own photos. Glenn Bartley Title: Golden-green Woodpecker (Piculus chrysochloros) Gallery: Birds of Europe Equipment: Canon EOS 7D Mark II @ 400mm Location: Pantalal region of Brazil Habitat: Wetlands Date Taken: 2
September 29, 2018 Every year, two million people from around the world head to Peru specifically to visit Machu Picchu. Some of them want to see South American wildlife and enjoy a wonderful experience at one of the genuine wonders of the world, but their visits don’t require protection of anything outside of this area. Indeed, the sheer magnitude of them has required a lot of development of the area. White-chinned SapphireAndean Cock-of-the-rock Meanwhile,
September 30, 2018 A kayaker paddling in the waters around New Zealand has been given an unusually close look at its marine life when a seal appeared to throw an octopus at him. Kyle Mulinder was enjoying a clear day on waters off the coast of Kaikōura in the South Island when he was slapped in the face by the tentacles of the flying creature. Mulinder told Australia’s Seven News he and his friends had been watching a seal tussle with a large
BY THICH NHAT HANH| SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) More Photo by Christopher Lance. Master Linji, better known in the West as Rinzai, shook up the Buddhist world by telling his students to drop their enlightenment agenda and simply be their true, ordinary selves. Thich Nhat Hanh
Yes, the price of admission also includes a slice BY ANDREW BUI 9/25/18 Photo: Kate Owen/Nameless Network These days, museums aren't so much places to learn as they are sites to snap a selfie and dive into a pool of sprinkles, with the latest being the Museum of Pizza, an "experiential pizza adventure" popping up in NYC this fall. RELATED NYC's Egg Museum Is Open (and There's a Ball Pit) » According
What Lies Beneath Florence’s Floodwaters Wastewater, coal ash, and other health risks of natural disasters COAL ASH BREACHES AT DUKE ENERGY'S SUTTON PLANT IN WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, ON SEPTEMBER 16. | PHOTO COURTESY OF WATERKEEPER ALLIANCE FacebookTwitterEmail BY MATT SMITH | SEP 19 2018 Along the Carolina coastal plain, water is still surging toward the sea long after the rain
