 |
| Photographed by Jasmine Gregory |
Popular Posts
-
Moss collected from outside with hairs etc. You might be thinking "why wash moss at all"? The gist of it is - rinse your ... -
Photo by Lauren Linn Miniature Orchid Display at the 2009 Santa Barbara Orchid Show I get quite a few questions and comments about cr... -
Image courtesy of http://www.orchidsandtropicals.com/ This week I received an excellent question in my post " How to Make a Terrari... -
Reader Christina shares some photos of a white web like substance appearing in her terrarium. I am not familiar with this particular affli... -
Quarantine containers can be as easy as tupperware with air holes or ziplock bags left partially open. In a completely enclosed terrari...
Saturday, February 4, 2012
DIY Slideshow at Refinery 29
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Flamingo is a major orange beauty found in almost every country except Antarctica. Also, the name “Flamingo” was derived from the Portuguese or Spanish word “Flamengo”, which symbolizes “flame color”. The flame-like color of the Flamingo body gives a great look when they are in groups.
ReplyDeleteThe Flamingos fly long distances and can transport themselves at speeds of over 56 kilometers per hour. Besides, they are considered wading birds, but they remain swimming. Also, incredible blood, like feathers, is due to their dietary conditions, which include carotenoid pigments.
The Flamingo