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Bird Watching in Namibia – Trek into Africa

Posted on February 23, 2012

From desert dunes to flamingos in the ocean, Namibia is an interesting and unusual country in which to bird, an example of unspoiled nature.

Flying into Namibia, you may arrive at Windhoek, the capital, located near the center of the country amongst the rolling hills.  Daan Viljoen Game Park, in the Khomas-Hochland Mountains, is only a short drive from the capital and has gravel roads and hiking trails to see the abundant wildlife, especially birds. Look for the Rockrunner, Cape Shoveler, and the Barred Wren-Warbler.

Traveling to the northeastern panhandle area of Namibia, make a stop in Okavango and Caprivi. A densely wooded wilderness makes birding interesting, with over 420 bird species reported. Pririt Batis, Pied Barbet, Black Korhaan, Blackcheeked Waxbill and Titbabbler are among the birds you might spy among the leaves.

In the northern central section of the country, Etosha is Namibia’s premier game park, the world’s largest national park covering over  13,670 square miles. Created in 1907, it is one of the major sanctuaries for wildlife in Africa. Dense brush alternates with open arid salt plains, offering a wide variety of bird habitats and viewing opportunities. Watering holes act as magnets, drawing animals and birdlife around the clock. [Read more…]

From Henry Ford to Steve Jobs: How America’s Innovators Have Changed the World

Posted on February 23, 2012

Since the unfortunate loss of Steve Jobs last year, numerous business and technical news sources have been honoring his memory by giving an account of all the innovations he has brought to both home users and businesses around the world. From the first user-friendly personal computer to the revolutionary iPhone that made smart phones a household word, Jobs has left an indelible mark upon the world that will last for many years to come.

Innovations Before The Internet

World-changing innovations from America did not begin with the Internet Age, however, because the nation has long been a fertile ground for independent inventors. During the Colonial Period, for instance, Benjamin Franklin developed the first swimming flippers, the lightning rod and the flexible catheter. After the war for independence was won, Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, which made the cotton industry of the South a giant by enabling farmers to mass-produce their product. [Read more…]

Tips for Getting a Great Night’s Sleep

Posted on February 21, 2012

Sleep is essential to our health and well-being, yet an astonishing number of people struggle to get a good rest each night. There are numerous possible causes of insomnia, and nobody should despair. There is always a way to fix poor sleeping habits, even though getting it exactly right can take a little trial and error.

Here are a few tips that can help you get a good night’s sleep”

1 – Reduce stress

The first thing to do is try to reduce your stress levels. Nothing is guaranteed to make you lie awake staring at the ceiling like fretting over the anxieties of the day. Keep a notepad by the side of the bed, and if an issue starts preoccupying your mind, jot it down on the pad. Many people find that this helps them to put it out of their mind, allowing them to get a good night’s sleep at last. [Read more…]

Protecting Wild Bird Food From Squirrels

Posted on February 21, 2012

It’s probably one of the most common annoyances of garden bird watchers: a cheeky squirrel finding new and clever ways to steal the wild bird food you have put out for the birds.

While some might find it entertaining to watch squirrels get in to nearly any type of feeder and stealing food, while scaring away your garden birds, others get quite irritated by the little creatures. Not only are they eating food intended for birds that are perhaps more in need of the nutrition, they might even cause many birds to look for their food supply elsewhere.

So what can you do to tackle the determined squirrels in your garden and make sure your feathered friends keep coming back? [Read more…]

Preparing Your Garden for a Perfect Summer

Posted on February 21, 2012

At the beginning of the year you have ample opportunity to plan a renovation that could transform your garden from a dull, overgrown space into a paradise ideal for summer garden parties and BBQs. The key to creating a garden that is both practical for these occasions and visually appealing is preparation; the more time and effort you put into the design and creation of your new garden, the better the finished result will be.

There are many ways to create a modern, stylish garden that friends and family would love to spend time in, so let’s take a look at a few ideas and features that could help you create a garden to be proud of! [Read more…]

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