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” That’s because an American architecture firm is planning what’s billed as the “world’s first invisible building” in SouthKorea. Or perhaps I should say “illusive.” Hat tip to Pat O’Donnell for the story; the image above is by GDS Architects, via CNN.)
We saw these birds in Egypt in 1994 and they were just great and Grant saw 5 in Busan, SouthKorea a few weeks ago, just after I got home to Broome. Hoopoe Upupa Epops With a name like that you would just want to see this bird! It sounds good and it looks good… even a non-birder would be impressed!
I then flew into Busan, SouthKorea after a heavy rain storm Tuesday morning and the first birds I saw were egrets beside the runway. Now there are direct flights from Broome in the winter months we should consider it. There shouldn’t be too many people there, as they all seem to come to Broome!
Well, it was my lucky day as I changed the card and got more photos and I had a Blue Rock Thrush to add to my SouthKorea bird list… with evidence! Great, I have looked at it and I want to get some photographs of it…1, 2… aghhhhhh… MEMORY CARD FULL!!
They have expanded their range through Indonesia and into Australia and is found in post breeding dispersal as far north as SouthKorea and Japan. In the east, this species can be found along the east coast of Africa, the Nile Valley,and into parts of the middle east and India and southeast Asia. ibis and the eastern B. coromandus.
In case you missed it, today’s Google Doodle managed to reference not only the current Winter Olympics in SouthKorea, but also the fact that it’s Valentine’s Day.
The summit on genetically engineered animal technologies drew about 200 people from as far as SouthKorea and New Zealand. The Argus Leader reports that Rounds announced Sept. 28 his intentions to build such a facility in the state during the Livestock Biotech Summit at the Sioux Falls Convention Center.
They do their work at the Seoul National University in SouthKorea. Byeong-Chun Lee and his team created the dogs by cloning fibroblast cells that create a red fluorescent gene. Lee was also part of a team that created the first cloned dog, Snuppy, in 2005. Dogs often are used in research for narcolepsy, certain cancers and blindness.
This is a delicate issue that needs to be handled with sensitivity by leaders in Seoul and Washington, so that the question of beef does not derail the important free-trade agreement with SouthKorea being considered by Congress. SouthKorea is a tremendous ally of the United States.
If you are a person who enjoys analyzing the stuff regurgitated by bird chicks, you probably wish to have participated in a study looking at the diet of Yellow Bitterns in SouthKorea.
9. SouthKorea. “These planners, attendees and travelers are looking to fulfill their hunger for authenticity, one of this year’s major incentive trends.”. 2019’s top 10 in-demand event destinations. 1. Spain. 2. Thailand. 3. China. 4. Indonesia. 5. Singapore. 6. Peru. 7. Hong Kong. Indochina.
Where has the last week gone?! I have walked for miles exploring around this amazing city. I stand out as a foreigner, but even more than that I don’t have a frilly umbrella like the other women! Should I get one? No, I think I will stick with a hat! What I had not realised before we came was how many steps there are in this city!
Well one day this week saw me searching for shorebirds, as there must be some here somewhere that I can get to. There are signs up to explain that there are not many left due to reclamation, industry and pollution along the Nakdong Estuary, but I must be able to find something if I go out on low tide… surely?!
Jason contacted me to see if I would like to explore beyond the city of Busan as another Birds Korea member had found a great spot for Eurasian Nuthatches by chance. After my first post on arrival in Busan I had a new friend to go birding with when Grant is at work!
Well, as you read this I will be sitting on an aeroplane heading from Busan to Hong Kong to Sydney… time to go home! I have a day in Sydney with my sister and family and then go home to Broome… hopefully not delayed by the threat of a Qantas baggage handlers strike starting Tuesday morning as I try to fly north-west.
Hoopoe was my Best Bird of the Year despite all the new birds I saw in Busan, SouthKorea. This year I watched them from the day they arrived , until two chicks successfully hatched, the northernmost breeding record for the species. Pacific Loons by Clare Kines The other Clare, Clare Morton, chose Upupa epops.
2012 has certainly been a bumper year for me with an estimated year list of around 3,000 species after extensive travels to South Africa, Ethiopia, SouthKorea, Indonesia, the Russian Far East, United Kingdom, Peru, Guatemala and Panama. Adam Riley chose a bird that is near and dear to Mike Bergin’s heart.
BENNETT Jeju, SouthKorea, Sept. Unless we start taking wildlife crime seriously and allocate the resources necessary to tackle a sophisticated and well-financed global criminal network, elephants and other charismatic species will continue their tragic slide into oblivion. ELIZABETH L.
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I have spent another week exploring this huge city and walking all over the place. It is possible to go above or underground to a lot of places and see more and more shops. I am not really into shopping, so I see what is about and head for the parks.
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