Our Biosphere - Our Little Corner of the World.
A walk on the Wildside.
An Introduction. You must be wondering why on earth are we writing about Spiders. Why Spiders? Why would anyone, they are hairy, run fast, get in the bath, and carry venom. Do you feel...
The Rocky Mountains Biosphere.
by jhspiderjohn · Published February 22, 2022 · Last modified August 14, 2023
Part 3. The Alpine Regions in Winter. It’s winter, a deep cold winter, more so in the Alpine regions, which may last for some seven months. Alas, winter is the one time of the...
Recall, from Part 3. That the male will take a considerable risk when going a courting. Darwin, in his book Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favored Races...
In Oct of 2018, I had the pleasure of flying Kathleen and John Hancock on a flight up to the headwaters of Pincher Creek and around the mountains and foothills of Southwestern Alberta. I have...
The Rocky Mountains Biosphere.
by jhspiderjohn · Published January 16, 2022 · Last modified August 13, 2023
We came to realize that our view of this Rocky Mountain Creek and its catchment area was somewhat limiting from the ground. Through a good friend of ours Wendy Ryan, we were introduced to...
I find that the concept of meditation somewhat confusing, as there are so many different forms. To my mind meditation is simply a personal thought process. It developed in me from an inquiring mind...
We have learnt a great deal from our fiends and fellow hikers, campers and neighbours. Also I have been given permission to use some really beautiful photographs from such good friends. This has been...
Biophilia / Our Home and Garden
by jhspiderjohn · Published January 5, 2022 · Last modified August 13, 2023
Doves as Biophilia.
by jhspiderjohn · Published January 2, 2022 · Last modified August 20, 2023
Birth of a creek.
The Rocky Mountains Biosphere.
by jhspiderjohn · Published January 1, 2022 · Last modified August 20, 2023
Rocky Mountains Biosphere, Part 2a. In our little corner of the Rocky Mountains, it appears that the Prairies come in from the east only to be confronted by a sheer wall of rock. This...
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