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October 23, 2018

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Stay Up-to-Date on The Natural Capital! “Like” us on Facebook – We try to put all of our posts, as well as (very) occasional other…

October 23, 2018

5 Questions For Elizabeth

5 Questions, Answered There’s a little meme that’s been going around among some of the nature bloggers I like to read. As far as…

October 23, 2018

About the Natural Capital

Welcome to The Natural Capital! The Natural Capital is a celebration of the wealth of nature right here under our noses in the Nation’s Capital….

October 23, 2018

Keeping a Nature Journal

Seven Ways to Keep a Nature Journal I started keeping a journal in third grade, when someone gave me a little blue journal with…

October 23, 2018

Nature is Good for You

Nature is Good For You. Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and…

October 23, 2018

Trail Resources

More Resources for Planning Your Hike or Bike on Trails in the DC Area We’ve been enjoying compiling our own descriptions of some of…

October 23, 2018

Non Local Blogs We Enjoy

Blogs We Enjoy From Outside DC Some other sites you might like if you like the Natural Capital.  Also see our list of local blogs….

October 23, 2018

Local Blogs We Enjoy

Local Blogs We Enjoy Some other sites you might like if you enjoy the Natural Capital. See also our list of non-local blogs. Outdoors and…

October 23, 2018

Websites on Kids and Nature

Getting Kids Into Nature: Great Websites We’ve had lofty ambitions here at the Natural Capital for lots of posts about fun activities to do…

October 23, 2018

Local Meetups

Finding People to Hike With: Meetups in the DC Area The founder of Meetup.com has said he was inspired by the book Bowling Alone, by Harvard…

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Permainan Olahraga Langsung (Live Sport) di Sbobet

The Perseid meteor shower is expected to peak August 11-14. The moon will be a waning crescent that comes up just before sunrise, so there should be dark skies. We just have to fight the haze and clouds of August humidity. The best time to look is in the wee hours of the morning, but you could see meteors at any time after about 9 PM.

In August we often see hummingbirds in our yard nearly every day. What a treat to watch them go from hovering in mid-air, to zipping away, fast as lightning.

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