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THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Georgia Peach Airbrush Classic Round Stickers”!!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Georgia Peach” Keychain!!
I already own this and I LOVE IT!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Myrtle Beach” Palm Tree Postcard!!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Savannah Scrollwork” T-Shirt!!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Savannah Scrollwork” Postcard!!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Atlantic Creole” Tanks and Onesie!!
Embracing the beauty that is the creole woman, Crystal is showing her pride – I join you in your celebration!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Georgia Peach” Square Stickers!!
THANKS Teresa in DC for buying 17 sheets of stickers!!!
THANK YOU To The Customer Who Bought My “Georgia Peach(es)” T-shirt!!
THANKS for buying this cute shirt for a sweet peach!
Savannah Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Committee | The Official Site
Savannah Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Committee | The Official Site
I have been to Savannah, Georgia for St. Patrick’s Day, and may I say, it’s not for the faint of heart! I love the revelry, the excitement, the ferver – but I could do without all the excessive drinking. Still, I recommend this event for any Southerner who has a bucket list full of fun…
Georgia Peach iPhone 4 + 5 Cases
I stretched out the design a little bit to cover the entire case…
Shelling / Beach-combing – A Year Round Hobby
Shelling is a favorite pastime of mine, and the best part is, it can be done year-round.
Storms churn the sea, bringing up many long-hidden ocean treasures up on shore. Yes, the windy Winter months are harsher for shellers, but with several layers to keep warm (a rain poncho helps), you can gather those hard-to-find shells you’ve been waiting for.
Where I live, the Gulf Stream is ever-faithful to bring up surprises from all over. My latest goals are finding dark purple quahog and conch shells. I’m going to make some wampum jewelry with my trusty Dremel tool, and I need some conch shell to experiment making other jewelry beads, or whatever I come up with. Will post pictures when I can get further South…
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Topical: Tropical
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A Global Pastime: Watching American Bald Eagles Online
It’s ever-increasing in popularity – watching American Bald Eagles on webcams!
American Bald Eagles are no longer an endangered species, therefore, many more are in existence to watch. With funding from various public donations and private resources, webcams over nests have captured compelling day-to-day lives of bald eagles – sleeping, waking, eating, mating, birthing, feeding, nesting, protecting, hunting and other various socializing activities of these majestic raptors.
With today’s technology, scientists and the public can now see bald eagles up close and personal. And it’s become a passion for some.
Bald Eagle webcams are very popular in America and worldwide. Can you imagine? Some of the most fervent and passionate bald eagle viewers are on every continent. The bird-watching and raptor-watching community is very thankful to have the support of citizen watchers from all over the globe, every hour of every day. Several webcams are solar powered and may not be on during the night, but many (with helpful grants and donations) have upgraded high resolution cameras that run 24//7 so not a moment is missed.
Think about it – it’s like another “citizen science project” that I previously blogged about: people from around the world are watching our American bald eagles for their own education, and they’re providing very valuable feedback about their observations. Many classrooms are reported to have regular live viewings of these majestic raptors. This is the closest we’ve ever gotten to viewing Bald Eagles in their natural habitat, so the public is voracious in its appetite to catch a glimpse of a yet unknown world.
Until this year, I hadn’t seen bald eagles in person; I’d only seen them on a webcam or TV. Side note, I checked out the website called “eBird” and found out where bird-watching hotspots are in my area. Because I did that, I was thrilled and privileged to be about 20 feet from one in a tree. What a glorious sight to behold!
To send you to the right places, I’m listing some great eagle-watching websites and webcams:
- The Decorah Eagle Cam Live Feed – a 24/7 webcam over a nest in Iowa. Parents are “Mom” and “Dad”
Live streaming video by Ustream
- The Hancock Wildlife Foundations’s “White Rock” webcam in British Columbia, Canada.
- The Alcoa Bald Eagle Cam – Davenport, Iowa.
Parents are “Liberty” and “Justice”. - Pennsylvania Game Commission – Pittsburgh, PA Hays Bald Eagles
- Southwest Florida Eagle Cam
The parents are “Harriet” and “Ozzie”. - Live Bald Eagle Nest Camera Feed from Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge near Vian, Oklahoma
- “Minnesota Bound Live Eagles” (the 2014 seems to be down at the moment, but keep checking back)
- Live from Dollywood – the American Eagle Foundation’s Eagle Mountain Sanctuary in Pigeon Forge, TN.
The parents are “Independence” and “Frank(lin)”.- During normal nesting season, we have 4 camera angles on our nest for your viewing enjoyment
Cam 1 – (High Definition – Pan, Tilt, & Zoom Side View)
Cam 2 – (High Definition – Pan, Tilt, & Zoom Overhead View)
Cam 3 – (High Res Inside Nest View)
Cam 4 – (High Res Side Nest View)
- Hornby Eagles Nest – British Columbia, Canada
- Institute for Wildlife Studies:
If you can’t get physically out there to watch American Bald Eagles in action, go online – take flight!
