Nephrolepis tuberosa, locally called pani amala in Nepal, is a tuber-bearing fern known for its edible underground parts and its importance as a wild forest resource. It is mostly gathered from natural habitats and has long been recognized in local foraging and traditional knowledge.
“We are all broken, that’s how the light gets in.” — Ernest Hemingway
"A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and a man cannot live without love.” – Max Muller
The world consisted of predators and prey. You were either hunting or running - Charlene Weir
" When the well is dry, we know the worth of water " - Benjamin Franklin
Common white egret or heron are the swamp birds found in Nepal. They spend whole day in swamp fields and rivers to catch fish. They are full of patience and can wait in a single spot for hours to capture fish. These birds never travel alone and stay in one single tree. Large group of …
Stunning evening time view of nature
Herons are examples of patience from ancient times. I have mentioned herons and their patience level in a previous post. But there is a larger type of heron or egret bird which you can use as an example of impatience. The large white egret or heron is always moving and roaming but its speed and …
