Giant Death Cap
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Sep 16th, 2010 | 0 commentsDeath Cap, Amanita phalloides - www.herbalindex.com
Tags: Virginia Beach, wildlife, poison mushroom, toadstool, deadlyWild Adventures with Steve: Reptile Research Day2 Part1
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Sep 12th, 2010 | 0 commentsThe search for reptiles in North Carolina continues...as I assist NC Wildlife Resources Commission field biologist Gabrielle G. set up another reptile monitoring and census project in a remote location of western North Carolina. This project will help us better understand what species of reptiles and amphibians live in the region and how to better protect and conserve these misunderstood creatures and their habitats. I will continue to have updates on this project in the future so subscribe and you will be the first to know as things start to happen in the spring of 2008. Check out day 2 part 2 by folloving this link: www.youtube.com
Tags: toxaway, north, home, brevard, CoverName That Plant ( Part Two )
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Aug 6th, 2010 | 0 commentsThis is part two of three where I'm naming off plants I find as I take the one mile hike back to my car. In this video I found curly dock, plantain, sorrel, chickory, virginia creeper, clover, raspberry, sumac, unknown fruit shrub, elderberry, nightshade, wild roses, and wild strawberries.
Tags: sumac, nature, chickory, raspberry, wildernesse
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Jul 28th, 2010 | 0 comments3:21 suffocating in their own blood is one of the many horrific ways that bowhunted deer dies and why in bowhunting manual they are told to wait at least 30-45 min before retrieving/tracking the deer. *** More video to prove that there is no "quick death" in bowhunting "Ethical" Hunter says "let the deer lay up and die" www.youtube.com A Veterinarian's Perspective on Bowhunting www.youtube.com The "bowshot deer dies in 30 seconds" lie of heartless bowhunters. www.youtube.com Plus my blogger. please read the ugly realities of hunting mathew5-7.blogspot.com
Tags: sportsman, DNR, nature, west virginia, PennsylvaniaThe Forager’s Harvest DVD trailer.m2t
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Jul 4th, 2010 | 0 commentsThe Forager's Harvest DVD A Video Guide To Identifying, Harvesting, and Preparing Edible Wild Plants Drawing upon a lifetime of experience with edible wild plants, Samuel Thayer shares his in-depth knowledge of foraging with authority, enthusiasm, and humor. This video covers 32 plants -- with tips on where to find them, how to identify them, their season of harvest, and their methods of collection and preparation. With over 3 hours of video instruction covering 58 edible portions of the plants, The Forager's Harvest is an invaluable resource for wild food enthusiasts of all experience levels. In this video companion to the very popular book of the same title, you'll be swept away with Sam's passion for wild edibles, and see first hand, aspects of the plants in a way that only a video can provide! Disc 1 - Basswood - Black Locust - Burdock - Butternut - Cattail - Choke Cherry - Ground Bean - Evening Primrose - Highbush Cranberry - Hopniss - Lamb's Quarter's - Marsh Marigold - Milkweed - Nanny Berry - Osterich Fern Disc 2 - Parsnip - Pin Cherry - Service Berry - Sheep Sorrel - Siberian Elm - Smilax - Spring Beauty - Stinging Nettle - Sumac - Swamp Saxifrage - Thistle - Virginia Waterleaf - Wapato - Wild Grape - Wild Leek - Wild Rice - Wood Nettle
Tags: Identifying, Movie, Hiking, wildlife, Full
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