Comments for Reflecting... http://reflecting.larryhollon.com on Creation and all living things Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:22:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on What’s Happening to Britain’s Butterflies? by Nick http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=251&cpage=1#comment-4968 Nick Sun, 06 Jun 2010 12:25:01 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=251#comment-4968 I have been shocked this year ( 2010 ) to have not seen any butterflies in my garden or local wildlife areas this year . I remember as a child and well into my teens and early adult life to see the beautiful colours of the Peacocks and Red Admerals but even the common cabage whites have dissapeared . What has happened and can anything be done by reverse this decline although I fear it is now to late !!!! I have been shocked this year ( 2010 ) to have not seen any butterflies in my garden or local wildlife areas this year . I remember as a child and well into my
teens and early adult life to see the beautiful colours of the Peacocks and Red Admerals but even the common cabage whites have dissapeared .
What has happened and can anything be done by reverse this decline although I fear it is now to late !!!!

]]> Comment on Butterflies and Hope by Nadine http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=34&cpage=1#comment-4745 Nadine Mon, 19 Apr 2010 03:02:25 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=34#comment-4745 What a beautiful thought! What a beautiful thought!

]]> Comment on Two Hummingbirds by Amanda http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=140&cpage=1#comment-815 Amanda Mon, 06 Apr 2009 17:18:30 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=140#comment-815 I am longing to get, someday, a better lens camera to shoot more hummingbirds this summer. I have several shots of these visitors to the feeders in our backyard. They sure are territorial! I am longing to get, someday, a better lens camera to shoot more hummingbirds this summer. I have several shots of these visitors to the feeders in our backyard. They sure are territorial!

]]> Comment on Two Hummingbirds by Zoe Ann Hinds http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=140&cpage=1#comment-516 Zoe Ann Hinds Tue, 12 Aug 2008 05:01:56 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=140#comment-516 Here is a recent post on my blog about the Ruby-throated Hummingbird. I hope you will enjoy it. Just click on the link and you will be taken to the post. http://hummingbirdsformom.com/hummingbirds/the-ruby-throated-hummingbird-a-protected-species-of-migratory-bird/trackback/ I have been learning about and developing articles on the subject of hummingbirds for athe past year or or so. I opperate two websites on the subject of hummingbirds. If you would like much more information about hummingbirds, please click the links below. The sites contain many articles about hummingbirds, video clips about hummingbirds, an informative tips booklet on hummingbirds, and much more. <a href="http://www.abouthummingbirds.com" rel="nofollow">Click Here To Visit About Hummingbirds</a> <a href="http://www.hummingbirdsformom.com" rel="nofollow">Hummingbirds For Mom</a> Here is a recent post on my blog about the Ruby-throated Hummingbird. I hope you will enjoy it. Just click on the link and you will be taken to the post.

http://hummingbirdsformom.com/hummingbirds/the-ruby-throated-hummingbird-a-protected-species-of-migratory-bird/trackback/

I have been learning about and developing articles on the subject of hummingbirds for athe past year or or so. I opperate two websites on the subject of hummingbirds. If you would like much more information about hummingbirds, please click the links below. The sites contain many articles about hummingbirds, video clips about hummingbirds, an informative tips booklet on hummingbirds, and much more.

Click Here To Visit About Hummingbirds

Hummingbirds For Mom

]]> Comment on Monarch Habitat Destruction by Daniel http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=107&cpage=1#comment-466 Daniel Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:51:03 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=107#comment-466 When I was young I lived next to a large grove of eucs planted some 200 years ago by Australian ships. Some of them were too high to see the tops of except from a great distance. In the winter time there were perhaps millions of monarchs, making the leaves flutter as the masses contended for the better perch. Now the trees have been replaced with identical housing condos facing the waterfront, replaced about the same time as the city blaming the high, anthropogenic bacteria levels of the bay on the old derelict wooden ships that used to be anchored there for free. My home town is being overrun with newlyweds and nearlydeads, they say, and all the regular sights are diminishing. Cheer up, though, for the high content of human bacteria makes for good growing soil in the next town over, my current place of residence. I look forward to the time when bounty can be freely given to all. Good day. When I was young I lived next to a large grove of eucs planted some 200 years ago by Australian ships. Some of them were too high to see the tops of except from a great distance. In the winter time there were perhaps millions of monarchs, making the leaves flutter as the masses contended for the better perch.

Now the trees have been replaced with identical housing condos facing the waterfront, replaced about the same time as the city blaming the high, anthropogenic bacteria levels of the bay on the old derelict wooden ships that used to be anchored there for free. My home town is being overrun with newlyweds and nearlydeads, they say, and all the regular sights are diminishing.

Cheer up, though, for the high content of human bacteria makes for good growing soil in the next town over, my current place of residence. I look forward to the time when bounty can be freely given to all. Good day.

]]> Comment on Hummer Hovering by Daniel http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=45&cpage=1#comment-465 Daniel Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:44:05 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=45#comment-465 Mayhap you could have another feeder elsewhere with better lighting that may produce a better photographic effect. Mayhap you could have another feeder elsewhere with better lighting that may produce a better photographic effect.

]]> Comment on Autumn Light by Daniel http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=58&cpage=1#comment-464 Daniel Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:33:08 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=58#comment-464 I'd wager it is a legume-producing plant with nitrogen-fixing bacteria in its roots. My own garden consists majorly of hearty legumes, all nitrogen-fixing for their bactera, to hold our sandy half-soil and support the rest of the garden's nitrate. They are very useful plants, durable and delicious for their part. Which is the plant alongside it, the one with smaller leaves? I’d wager it is a legume-producing plant with nitrogen-fixing bacteria in its roots. My own garden consists majorly of hearty legumes, all nitrogen-fixing for their bactera, to hold our sandy half-soil and support the rest of the garden’s nitrate. They are very useful plants, durable and delicious for their part.

Which is the plant alongside it, the one with smaller leaves?

]]> Comment on “Extraterrestrial Brothers” by Tom McElheny http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-446 Tom McElheny Wed, 21 May 2008 11:56:59 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113#comment-446 There are those who will argue that IF ET’s are real and are in greater harmony with God, then it is because they are more highly “created” and not more highly “evolved”. It seems incongruous that some who can not allow for evolution to be the method that God used to bring about sentient beings on earth will allow evolution to be the driving force that catapults non- human life forms into a greater harmony with the Creator. There are those who will argue that IF ET’s are real and are in greater harmony with God, then it is because they are more highly “created” and not more highly “evolved”. It seems incongruous that some who can not allow for evolution to be the method that God used to bring about sentient beings on earth will allow evolution to be the driving force that catapults non- human life forms into a greater harmony with the Creator.

]]> Comment on “Extraterrestrial Brothers” by Tom McElheny http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-445 Tom McElheny Mon, 19 May 2008 00:47:19 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113#comment-445 There are those who will argue that IF ET's are real and are in greater harmony with God, then it is because they are more highly "created" and not more highly "evolved". It seems incongruous that some who can not allow for evolution to be the method that God used to bring about sentient beings on earth will allow evolution to be the driving force that catapults non- human life forms into a greater harmony with the Creator. There are those who will argue that IF ET’s are real and are in greater harmony with God, then it is because they are more highly “created” and not more highly “evolved”. It seems incongruous that some who can not allow for evolution to be the method that God used to bring about sentient beings on earth will allow evolution to be the driving force that catapults non- human life forms into a greater harmony with the Creator.

]]> Comment on “Extraterrestrial Brothers” by Barbie http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-444 Barbie Thu, 15 May 2008 22:20:31 +0000 http://reflecting.larryhollon.com/?p=113#comment-444 I say the Fatima Phenomena was an alien contact, and the Popes have know this for years. Not only that, I believe the Church has known for centuries that we are a multi-dimensional universe, with many visitors, seen AND unseen. I say the Fatima Phenomena was an alien contact, and the Popes have know this for years. Not only that, I believe the Church has known for centuries that we are a multi-dimensional universe, with many visitors, seen AND unseen.

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