Tanager – Bird Watching In The Desert
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 at
10:12 am
Osoyoos area in South Central BC has the only desert region of Canada and that's where we found these beautiful yellow birds. When we got home from our trip we Googled 'Birds' and found out what k...
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We have them in California as well.  Lovely.
I love the beauty of the Tanager. This male is stunning.
wow pretty cool vidieo thx i am studing birds for science so thx. 951 haha same area code as me were u live
Looks like an American Goldfinch. Certainly a gold finch type species.
Looks like an American Goldfinch. Certainly a goldfinch species.
That was great, I’ve never seen that kind of bird before. (a cool shade of yellow, black wings and a orange face, very cute)
cute bird steelers rock
Desert biomes would be similar to the tundra… The desert has minimal vegitation. The grassland supports tall grasses and short grasses. The chaparral is the inbetween biome. All three biomes are determined on the amount of precipitation they get. Grasslands gets more than chaparral and chaparral gets more than desert.
I hope this helps
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you should always be watching instead of whatever other junk is on
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love the song. video reminds me of the bees’ video (chicken payback).
Well you must be a not so far away neighbor. I live in the high desert of Nevada. Like you, I fight the bunnies and the hot sun. I have grown veggies in containers for almost 8 years now. I love it. It is so much easier than digging up the ground. I keep my lettuce. (romaine and other leaf lettuce) in a half wine barrel on my patio. I use these varieties because all you do is pick the outside leaves and leave the center to continue growing. I have my cherry tomato's in a hanging basket called a topsy turvey Wonderful little invention. I like the sweet 100 variety because of their flavor and high yield for such a small plant. My peas are trellis trained as are my pole beans. My pepper plants seam to love the half barrels also as do the strawberries. To keep the hot sun off of my tender plants in the summer, I use a lattice to shade them. I wrap a 2 ft piece that is cut to fit the circumference of the barrel and wrap it around the top. this lets light in but keeps a little shade in the heat of the day. You also have to keep the pots watered more because they seem to dry out faster. Just make sure you have good drainage. That's why I like the wine barrels. They drain very well. If you have a patio with a railing they make some very nice railing platers now that you can grow herbs in. I'm trying that this year.
Good luck to you
budgies are good to begin with and also lovebirds
no but if you go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/food then you should be able to go onto ready steady cook website. they list ALL of their recipies from the show even ones from months back
is this waht you were after?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/vanillaroastedclemen_78896.shtml