Hermit Time
Posted on October 2, 2017 by Full Of Daisies
I loved this one’s shell. SO pretty! SUCH a good choice 🙂
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Category: Macro ShotsTags: animal, beach, crustacean, hermit crab, macro, nature, Oman, photography, sea, travel
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Always in the Foresta Urbana of Lecce, this treasure was one that I found. We left it there, to let nature take over what is rightfully hers 🌿🍃🍂
More treasures that were found and kept by volunteers during their months of clean-up of the Foresta Urbana in Lecce, Italy.
In the middle of Lecce, there is an area that has been taken over by volunteers. Originally a mine, when the rock they were extracting to build the city ran out, the land inside the gaping hole was given to private owners as orchards and vegetable gardens. Then, it became a dump. It took the volunteers nearly a year to clean it out and gain access, but in the process they kept their most interesting finds...
Together with Nicole Duplaix, Chair of the IUCN-SSC Otter Specialist Group , I wrote a book all about otters and how wonderful they are. Check it out We Love Otters
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Always in the Foresta Urbana of Lecce, this treasure was one that I found. We left it there, to let nature take over what is rightfully hers 🌿🍃🍂
More treasures that were found and kept by volunteers during their months of clean-up of the Foresta Urbana in Lecce, Italy.
In the middle of Lecce, there is an area that has been taken over by volunteers. Originally a mine, when the rock they were extracting to build the city ran out, the land inside the gaping hole was given to private owners as orchards and vegetable gardens. Then, it became a dump. It took the volunteers nearly a year to clean it out and gain access, but in the process they kept their most interesting finds...
A pretty little yellow drooping flower whose name I don’t know. But so so pretty.
Wild orchids in wild Puglia!
I love mushrooms. Did you know? And I also loved the Cesine WWF Nature Reserve, on the coast of Puglia, and its vegetation and wildlife. Especially the mushrooms 😅
Sunset from the Vedetta sul Mediterraneo, a fairy-tale tower that overlooks Giovinazzo and the sea before it. A fairy-tale sunset is what I expected.
Every year fishing and fishing nets cause thousands and thousands of deaths among marine animals. Reduce your fish dishes, make sure they are sustainably harvested and if you see trash in the ocean, remove it!
Giovinazzo, in Puglia. A corner of yellowing stones facing the sea and remembering the days in which they had to defend the city against pirates and sea bandits
