Category Archives: Butterflies

Blåvinge Fjäril

Posted on January 10, 2015 by narhvalur

Photo: Ann Novek

Posted in Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Butterflies, Conservation, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Education, Environment, Estonia, Europe, Family, Flowers and Plants, Landscape and Nature, Litterature, Livestock, Make a Difference!, NGOs, Oceans, Oil Spill, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Sealing, South America, Sports, Stockholm, Sweden, Take Action | Tagged Sweden; Uppland; Blåvinge Fjäril | 2 Comments

Crunchy Numbers For This Blog, From WordPress!

Posted on January 8, 2015 by narhvalur

Crunchy numbers The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 78,000 times in 2014. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 3 days for that many … Continue reading →

Posted in Animal Abuse and Captivity, Animal Behaviour, Animal Diseases, Animal Welfare, Asia, Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Butterflies, Conservation, Debate, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Environment, Europe, Fishing, Flowers and Plants, Heartwarming Stories, History, Horses, Make a Difference!, Marine Mammals, Oceans, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Photography, Stockholm, Take Action, Travel, Turtles, Urbanization, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife | Tagged WordPress Stats 2014 | Leave a comment

Estonia: Leaves Of All Colors! Photo: ERR

Posted on December 9, 2014 by narhvalur

Posted in Amphibians, Animal Abuse and Captivity, Animal Behaviour, Animal Diseases, Animal Welfare, Birds, Butterflies, Climate Change, Conservation, Consumption and Overpopulation, Debate, Details, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Education, Emissions, Energy and Tar Sands, Environment, Estonia, Europe, European Hare, Family, Fishing, Flowers and Plants, Food, Forest and Trees, Forestry, Foxes, Fungi, Heartwarming Stories, Human rights, Hunting, Invasive Species, Landscape and Nature, Livestock, Make a Difference!, Medicine, Mining, Nature Catastrophies, NGOs, Nordic Biological Museeum, Oceans, Oil Spill, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Photography, Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking, Politics, Pollution and Toxics, Radiation, Red Squirrel, Reptiles, Roe Deers, Take Action, Technology, Urbanization, Veterinary Medicine, Weekly Photo Challenge, Wildlife, Wildlife -Man Conflict | Tagged Estonia; Leaves | Leave a comment

Estonia: Autumn Sea; Still Calm! Photo: ERR

Posted on December 9, 2014 by narhvalur

Posted in Animal Welfare, Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Butterflies, Cars, Cats and Dogs, Cetaceans and Whaling, Climate Change, Companion Animals, Conservation, Consumption and Overpopulation, Debate, Details, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Education, Emissions, Energy and Tar Sands, Environment, Estonia, Europe, Family, Farming, Financial Issues; Corruption, Fishing, Flowers and Plants, Food, Forest and Trees, Forestry, Heartwarming Stories, History, Human rights, Hunting, Invasive Species, Invertebrates, Landscape and Nature, Livestock, Make a Difference!, Marine Mammals, Medicine, Military Actions, Mining, Museeums, Nature Catastrophies, NGOs, Nordic Biological Museeum, Oceans, Oil Spill, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Photography, Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking, Politics, Pollution and Toxics, Radiation, Reptiles, Roe Deers, Sealing, Stockholm, Take Action, Technology, Travel, Turtles, Urbanization, Veterinary Medicine, Weekly Photo Challenge, Wildlife, Wildlife -Man Conflict | Tagged Estonia; The Baltic Sea; Conservation; Ecology | Leave a comment

Equador’s Indigenous Leader Found Dead—-Just Days Before Protest Against Mining In The Pristine Jungle!

Posted on December 7, 2014 by narhvalur

Ecuador indigenous leader found dead days before planned Lima protest Shuar leader José Isidro Tendetza Antún missing since 28 November Activists believe death linked to opposition to state-Chinese mine project Jonathan Watts, Latin America correspondent, and Dan Collyns in … Continue reading →

Posted in Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Birds, Butterflies, Conservation, Consumption and Overpopulation, Debate, Details, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Education, Emissions, Energy and Tar Sands, Environment, Family, Farming, Financial Issues; Corruption, Fishing, Flowers and Plants, Food, Forest and Trees, Forestry, Fungi, History, Human rights, Hunting, Insects, Invertebrates, Landscape and Nature, Make a Difference!, Medicine, Military Actions, Mining, NGOs, Oil Spill, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Photography, Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking, Politics, Pollution and Toxics, Radiation, Reptiles, Take Action, Technology, Turtles, Urbanization, Veterinary Medicine, War, Weekly Photo Challenge, Wildlife, Wildlife -Man Conflict | Tagged China; Equador; Crackdown On Indigenous People; Lethal; Mining; Erase Jungle And Fauna | 2 Comments

Estonian Nature Photographers: Animal Portraits

Posted on November 17, 2014 by narhvalur

Loomaportreed “Passipilt” I koht Autor: Margus Kaidja “Katsumusterohke talv” II koht Autor: Remo Savisaar “Olete ikka tüütused küll!” III koht Autor: Priit Pent “Punahirv” Tunnustus Autor: Kaspar Riis “Varjust välja” Tunnustus Autor: Urmas Kärdi “Saialille üürnik” Tunnustus Autor: Valdur Maibach … Continue reading →

Posted in Animal Abuse and Captivity, Animal Behaviour, Animal Diseases, Animal Welfare, Art and Letter, Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Birds, Butterflies, Conservation, Debate, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Environment, Estonia, Flowers and Plants, Forest and Trees, Forestry, Foxes, Fungi, Heartwarming Stories, History, Insects, Landscape and Nature, Make a Difference!, Marine Mammals, NGOs, Oceans, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Photography, Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking, Politics, Pollution and Toxics, Radiation, Red Squirrel, Reptiles, Roe Deers, Take Action, Technology, Travel, Urbanization, Weekly Photo Challenge, Wildlife, Wildlife -Man Conflict | Tagged Estonia; Animal Portraits | Leave a comment

EIA: Hong Kong Needs To Do Better In Fighting Illegal Animal Trade

Posted on November 16, 2014 by narhvalur

better in illegal wildlife trade fight Blog Carbon Trade Communications Electronic Waste Environmental Crime & Governance Forest Loss Forest Conversion Forest Governance Forests & Carbon Illegal Logging Muara Tae Fundraising Global Climate Chilling Facts Climate Changing Refrigerants F-gases Ozone Destroying … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Amphibians, Animal Abuse and Captivity, Animal Behaviour, Animal Diseases, Animal Welfare, Art and Letter, Bear-Bile Farming, Biodiversity, Biodiversity Loss, Birds, Butterflies, Cats and Dogs, Cetaceans and Whaling, Climate Change, Companion Animals, Conservation, Consumption and Overpopulation, Debate, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Emissions, Environment, Farming, Fashion, Financial Issues; Corruption, Fishing, Flowers and Plants, Food, Forest and Trees, Forestry, Human rights, Hunting, Landscape and Nature, Livestock, Make a Difference!, Marine Mammals, Medicine, Mining, NGOs, Oceans, Oil Spill, People, Petitions, Philosophy, Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking, Politics, Pollution and Toxics, Reptiles, Take Action, Technology, Turtles, Urbanization, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife, Wildlife -Man Conflict | Tagged China; Hong Kong; Hard Fines; Illegal Animal Trade; Africa; Asia | Leave a comment

My Father , A Doctor And WWII Veteran Said, Humans Gonna Kill Each Other To Extinction Including All Fauna And Flora

Posted on November 14, 2014 by narhvalur

Posted in Butterflies, Climate Change, Family, Farming, Financial Issues; Corruption, Food, Marine Mammals, Medicine, People, Petitions, Photography, Politics, Stockholm, Take Action | Tagged Philosophy | Leave a comment

Estonia: Colorful Caterpillars Can Still Be Found In Estonia

Posted on November 13, 2014 by narhvalur

Photo : Postimees

Posted in Biodiversity, Butterflies, Climate Change, Conservation, Debate, Eco -Friendly Living, Eco News, Ecology, Environment, Estonia, Flowers and Plants, Forest and Trees, Heartwarming Stories, Insects, Wildlife | Tagged Caterpillars Can Still Be Found In Estonia | Leave a comment

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