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Private Bass Fishing Pond Spawning Video from Churchville Pond in Maryland.

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Old short vid of winter storm at the pond 2013

Starting to dry up.

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Some interlaced videos of fish population at Churchville Pond.

Churchville Pond quick fox flyby.

Running back from the house with my phone. I apologize now for the heavy breathing. I caught snakes swimming above and below water. Checked on the boat and found the motherlode.

Baby frogs are so small and everywhere!

Deer usually come down to eat the persimmons that have fallen from the trees.

Baby turtle swimming around the pond. Not sure what type it is?

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Baby Praying Mantis visiting Churchville Pond.

This presentation was part of the 'Planning for the Future' theme at Ireland's National Biodiversity Conference: New Horizons for Nature, which was held at Dublin Castle on 20 and 21 February. www.biodiversityconference.ie #biodcon19

What do we know about how climate change affects biodiversity, now and in the future? What do we need to do to better monitor the impacts, and adapt? How is biodiversity data helping to monitor a changing climate?

In this session, we'll learn about climate simulations and projections for Ireland, the ecological consequences for species and habitats, and what the indicators can tell us about impacts on human wellbeing.

Speakers:
Chair: Matthew Jebb (National Botanic Gardens)
Paul Nolan (Irish Centre for High-End Computing, ICHEC, and Met Éireann)
John Coll (NUI Maynooth)
Tomas Murray (National Biodiversity Data Centre)


#ecology #environment #biodiversity #nature #climate #conservation #wildlife #naturalcapital #climatechange

Yvonne Buckley of Trinity College Dublin and Chair of the Biodiversity Forum gives a summary at the closing plenary of Day 2 of Ireland's National Biodiversity Conference: New Horizons for Nature, which was held at Dublin Castle on 20 and 21 February. www.biodiversityconference.ie #biodcon19

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It has been an emotional day for safariLIVE as we bid the Mara adieu, for now. David composed, wrote and performed his tribute to the Mara this morning and we all felt his emotional connection to this most astounding place. We would like to extend our most heartfelt thank yous and goodbyes to the Kenyan crew that made the Mara possible.

To our favourite Kenyan naturalist, David, your charisma, sense of humor and expert knowledge will be sorely missed.

To the camera operators Archie, Manu, Bungei and James, your stunning imagery, expert skill and precise composition never made any landscape more beautiful.

To the tech team, Edwin and Martin, who fiercely fought the technical gremlins, we salute you for your never-give-up attitude and stoic dedication to making our Mara feeds possible.

To the production team, Lucy and Kefa, without your fine examples of leadership, hard work and determination we would not have been able to produce such an incredible safari experience.

To the camp staff, our filming crew could not have managed all of their greatness if it were not for the delicious food, excellent maintenance and detailed housekeeping.

We wish all of you the very best for your new adventures. We'll see you all soon!