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Lobelia cardinalis
Fish and Aquarium Hobby | November 24th 2009 by bektiganteng
In the nursery this plant is cultivated in marshy conditions, forming dark-green leaves which are purple underneath. In aquariums the leaves turn a beautiful shade of light-green. It needs intensive light to thrive. Widely used in Dutch aquariums in read more
Allgemeines :: RE: Doku: Aufbau 250 Liter Becken
The Aquarium Blog | November 19th 2009
Autor: Äquator Verfasst am: 20.11.2009, 00:18 (GMT 1) Guten Abend, ...ein kleines update für alle Interessierten... Die ersten kleineren Probleme mit dem Becken treten auf- an allen langsamer wachsenden Pflanzen haben sich Bart- und Pinsela read more
Macro Video of a Male Phidippus apacheanus Jumping Spider (The Ap…
Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted) | October 20th 2009
tags: Phidippus apacheanus, Jumping Spider, macro video, animal behavior, streaming video There's a chance he could be a male Phidippus cardinalis -- a bit of research reveals both P. apacheanus and P. cardinalis are found in this area of Oklahoma read more
Northern Cardinal (female)
Russ Campbell's Photo Blog: The Way I See It | August 28th 2009 by Russ Campbell
The Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is one of nature’s finest, and although the male gets the most notice for his brilliant colour, the females are beautiful in their own right. Here’s a female taking some seed on the boardwalk at the R read more
anger and sadness
Stratoz | August 14th 2009 by Wayne Stratz
Thursday morning my assistant says, "someone stumped on our zinnia." The only zinnia we got this year.I head out into the drizzle and see much damage, but not death, then I notice the marigolds, the asters, the salvia, the ten sunflower leaves litte read more
How did the Northern Cardinal get its name?
Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan | August 10th 2009 by Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan
That’s an interesting story…In 1758 the Cardinal was one of the many species originally described by Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, who laid the foundations for the modern scheme of binomial nomenclature, in the genu read more
Cardinals Were Not Always a Resident of Michigan
Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan | August 9th 2009 by Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan
Northern Cardinal Cardinalis cardinalisOrder: PASSERIFORMES Family: Cardinals and Grosbeaks (Cardinalidae)Decription:Northern cardinals are medium-sized songbirds (8-9 in). The adult male is bright red with a black face and red bill. The adult female read more
LOOK FOR: Cardinal Flowers (and Hummingbirds)
The Natural Capital | July 23rd 2009 by Elizabeth
I used to love cardinal flower just because it's a gorgeous flower. It took a few years before I realized that if you sit quietly for long enough by a large patch, a hummingbird will come by. And that takes it to another level.Lobelia cardinalis has read more
Black Magic, Stream Orchids, and a Wet Monkey in a Tub
DryStoneGarden | July 12th 2009 by ryan cummings
Our wet monkey, Mimulus cardinalis, has started blooming. There are two kinds of monkey flowers, ones that like wet soil and ones that like dry soil. The dry monkeys (also sometimes called sticky monkeys, preferably with a faux-British accent) are st read more
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