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Flowers wither as city bees stay away
I used to take bees for granted, that is, till I started growing chilly peppers and tomatoes. In my mother’s suburban garden where gleaming, midnight-blue carpenter bees like to fly, eggplants, tomatoes, okra flower, then fruit, seasons turn, and all … Continue reading
Posted in ecowatch, gardening, Nature
Tagged Amegilla cingulata, apis cerana, apis dorsata, apis florea, apis mellifera, Bee, Biology, blue-banded bees, buzz pollination, electric toothbrush pollination, Flora and Fauna, Flower, halictid bees, Honey bee, India, nomia bees, Plant, Pollen, Seed, self-fertile tomato flower, Tomato, tomato pollination
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An equation for compost
At the beginning of the universe, there is a time when energy and matter are one and everything is smushing about namelessly and without form, creating everything else we hold so precious, the very stuff of stars and even us … Continue reading
Posted in composting, ecowatch, gardening, Nature
Tagged apartment composting, compost, composting, composting in small spaces, concrete, Daily Dump, dailydump.org, dust, environment-friendly, Food waste, Garden, gardening, Hippeastrum, Home, kitchen scraps, organic gardening, organic gardening tip, organic manure, Soil, Soil and Additives, star trek, Waste management
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The haunt of the urban naturalist
Wild pockets exist within our cities, enduring in the undergrowth of house gardens and in the canopies of the city’s avenue trees. The urban naturalist has to find a way to peek into the treetops to discover this hidden upper … Continue reading
Posted in ecowatch, Food, Nature
Tagged Bauhinia, biodiversity, canopy, ecology, ecowatch, Flower, India, jamun, Mango, mango tree, nature, naturewatch, purple sunbird, Sunbird, syzigium cuminii, tailed jay butterfly, Tree, urban nature, urban wild, Western Ghats, wild spaces, wild spaces in cities
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