Xylaria longipes – Known for its Ability to Decompose Dead Wood
Xylaria longipes appear throughout the year on beech and sycamore stumps and occasionally on other buried hardwoods. Dead Moll's Fingers usually arise in tufts...
Black-chinned Honeyeater (Melithreptus gularis)
Family: The black-chinned honeyeater (Melithreptus gularis) belongs to the family Meliphagidae, a member of the genus Melithreptus
Habitat: Temperate and subtropical/tropical dry forests are their...
The Gorgeous Silver Lace Vine Flower
Silver Lace Vine is vigorous twining vine is unusual because it blooms profusely in later summer, usually August. The flowers are 6 inch clusters,...
Caracal Cat: The Ancient Desert Predator Often Mistaken for a Lynx
Caracal Cat with its long legs and tufted ears, looks like an African version of the lynx, and for many years this cat was...
Common Mynah in Australia
Common Mynah in Australia: In 1862, the Common Mynah was introduced to Melbourne from Southeast Asia. In no time, the Common Mynah established itself...
How Tsunami Occurs?
Do people often think about How Tsunami Occurs? The tsunami is a series of ocean waves, which carry water to the large, every now...
The Pelargonium (geranium)
Pelargonium is annual, tender perennial zones 9–1. The part of the plant used: Z fresh 3 fresh, dried with a height of approximately 2...
Plantain – A Fruit That Looks Like a Banana
Plantain is a fruit that looks like a banana. Scientifically it is known as Musa paradisiaca, which are a type of fruit that is...
Nutmeg Mannikin (Lonchura punctulata)
The Nutmeg Mannikin (Lonchura punctulata) is a bird commonly seen along the east coast of Australia today. Among its favorite habitats are long grasses...
Lilac or Syringa – Flowering Woody Plants in Olive Family
Most lilac is not very graceful; they get tall and leggy, and their leaves are a magnet for mildew in late summer. But their...