Nature Writings & Art By Gyaneshwari Dave
Some evenings, with a pang of yearning, I stare at the hole in the backyard fence from where they entered at twilight hours, ever so quietly. Ethereal orangish rays of the setting sun filter through that hole, making it look … Continued
At the break of a dawn last spring, out of the corner of my eye, when I caught the first fleeting glimpse of a baby bunny running across my backyard, I had written it off as my illusion. I thought … Continued
Carrying millions of passengers Japan’s Shinkasen trains travel throughout the country at speeds of 150–200 mph. In their initial years, when they would travel through tunnels, the wave would cause a loud sonic boom at the exit which could be … Continued
Unlike most people, biologist and author Janine Benyus had let that architectural, beautiful wasp nest in her yard stay, and grow bigger. One day, her little neighbor, a curious seven year boy named Cody came to her asking – “How … Continued
Space scientists, scholars and astronomy enthusiasts of the world are holding their breath. In few weeks time we may see, through crystal clear images, the first ever glimpses of how it all began, how the universe looked like around 13.5 … Continued
I see that flowering Dogwood tree everyday, belonging to another house, standing in all its glory, a little to the left where the border of my front yard starts. If the tree were just few feet on the right from … Continued
The fat cat who roams the subdivision and looks like a tiger cub – suddenly ran to the Dogwood tree and swiftly climbed up its winter bark, reaching for a high branch with the impressive agility the animal is known … Continued
After centuries of neglect, reject and even hatred, now that the world’s most common bird is fast becoming “rare”, we are valuing it like never before. Yet, when I see a sparrow today, it looks oblivious to all this fickle … Continued