Making the world safer for butterflies can be as easy as doing a bit of nothing.
Letting some part of a yard go unmown can boost the number of butterflies and moths sighted there, says ecologist Richard Fox. That long-grass patch may be as elaborate as an all-native meadow dotted with flowers or as simple as some didn’t-mow corner by the back fence. Nectar-rich blooms that attract the fliers may pop up, but the biggest win comes when caterpillars don’t
Clément Girardot is a freelance writer focusing on international reporting, especially from the South Caucasus and Turkey. His work has appeared in various publications, including the Guardian, Al Jazeera, Le Monde and Wired.
“In our free time, we would go for a swim in the Ksani river or take a walk in the mountains,” kindergarten teacher Mariam Javakhishvili said, recalling her childhood in the Georgian village of Odzisi.
Despite its peaceful rural setting, nestled in a bucolic valley 30 kilometers
Christina Haack und Ehemann Josh Hall.
Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Christina Hall/InstagramVerteidigt seine Frau. Josua Halle trat für die Frau ein Christina Halle (geb. Haack), nachdem ein Troll den Hinterhof des Reality-Stars kritisiert hatte.
„Samstagmorgen-Routine“, die Christina an der Küste star, 39, hat am Samstag, den 7. Januar, ein Video über Instagram aufgenommen. Sie zeigte ihr Peloton, ihr Rotlichttherapiebett, ihren Pool und ihre Sauna, wobei letztere einige bissige Kritik erhielt.
„Nicht viel Hof, Gras für die Kinder zum Spielen.
ESPNs College-Spieltag Crew reist 2022 nach Pittsburgh.
Die berühmte College-Football-Pregame-Show wird am Donnerstag, dem 1. September, aus Pittsburgh live gehen Pitt‘s Kampf gegen West Virginia. Diese Saison wird die markieren College-Spieltag ersten Besuch des Teams in Pittsburgh seit 2005.
Die Sondersendung am Donnerstagabend wird 422. sein College-Spieltag Roadshow. Rece Davis wird das Programm moderieren, zusammen mit den Analysten Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard und David Pollack.
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2022 findet die 105. Ausgabe des Backyard
A man has spent 13 years transforming his barren backyard at his terraced city home into an incredible Japanese garden.
Martin Fitton, 54, from Brislington in Bristol, fell in love with Japanese gardens after first visiting one on holiday in Dorset back in 2009 and immediately set about creating his own at home.
Over the past 13 years, he’s tirelessly renovated his garden by himself and now has an oasis which looks like it’s been plucked straight from Tokyo. In
