Tue, 30 Jan 2007 22:43:38 -0800
"Linda Page" <lightlady27 [at] sbcglobal.net>
When we lived at Pt Mugu, California, which is just north of Malibu, we had
a back yard full of blue gum eucalyptus, the huge tall ones. One had a nest
of great horned owls. One morning we woke to discover the trees had turned
orange.they were covered with migrating monarch butterflies! At the time I
did not know these tiny creatures migrated, especially in such huge groups.
They stayed 3 days, resting I suppose, and then were on their way. This
video reminds me of butterflies! Thank you Bill!
:o)
Linda P
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Daul <mailto:bdaul@pacbell.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 8:48 PM
To: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Subject: Fwd: Fw: dentheren sent you a video!
bdaul wants to share a video with you
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyyCcjbrWOM>
Video Description
One hundred six balloons in a mass ascension at the Reno Balloon Race. Can
you see where the cow jumped over the moon? This was shot with a Canon S3
using GBTimelapse and a Canon Pro1 running in continuous mode. The master
copy of this video is in 1920x1080 HD mode - if only there were a way for
you to see it in hi-def...
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of relationships focused on
transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
a back yard full of blue gum eucalyptus, the huge tall ones. One had a nest
of great horned owls. One morning we woke to discover the trees had turned
orange.they were covered with migrating monarch butterflies! At the time I
did not know these tiny creatures migrated, especially in such huge groups.
They stayed 3 days, resting I suppose, and then were on their way. This
video reminds me of butterflies! Thank you Bill!
:o)
Linda P
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Daul <mailto:bdaul@pacbell.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 8:48 PM
To: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Subject: Fwd: Fw: dentheren sent you a video!
bdaul wants to share a video with you
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyyCcjbrWOM>
Video Description
One hundred six balloons in a mass ascension at the Reno Balloon Race. Can
you see where the cow jumped over the moon? This was shot with a Canon S3
using GBTimelapse and a Canon Pro1 running in continuous mode. The master
copy of this video is in 1920x1080 HD mode - if only there were a way for
you to see it in hi-def...
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of relationships focused on
transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
Wed, 31 Jan 2007 00:01:04 -0800
Bill Daul <bdaul [at] pacbell.net>
Linda,
Here is a similar place up here in Northern California...Santa Cruz area:
http://www.pelicannetwork.net/butterfly.places.htm
—Bill
At 10:43 PM -0800 1/30/07, Linda Page wrote:
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of
relationships focused on transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
Here is a similar place up here in Northern California...Santa Cruz area:
http://www.pelicannetwork.net/butterfly.places.htm
—Bill
At 10:43 PM -0800 1/30/07, Linda Page wrote:
When we lived at Pt Mugu, California, which is
just north of Malibu, we had a back yard full of
blue gum eucalyptus, the huge tall ones. One
had a nest of great horned owls. One morning we
woke to discover the trees had turned
orange.they were covered with migrating monarch
butterflies! At the time I did not know these
tiny creatures migrated, especially in such huge
groups. They stayed 3 days, resting I suppose,
and then were on their way. This video reminds
me of butterflies! Thank you Bill!
:o)
Linda P
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of
relationships focused on transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
Wed, 31 Jan 2007 08:17:53 -0800
"Linda Page" <lightlady27 [at] sbcglobal.net>
I think National Geographic did a piece on monarch migration too, it's sure
something to see if you never have been there when they stop. Seems
something spiritual to me that those tiny creatures fly so very far.
Thanks!
:o)
Linda P
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Daul <mailto:bdaul@pacbell.net>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:01 AM
To: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Cc: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Subject: RE: Fw: dentheren sent you a video!
Linda,
Here is a similar place up here in Northern California...Santa Cruz area:
http://www.pelicannetwork.net/butterfly.places.htm
—Bill
At 10:43 PM -0800 1/30/07, Linda Page wrote:
When we lived at Pt Mugu, California, which is just north of Malibu, we had
a back yard full of blue gum eucalyptus, the huge tall ones. One had a nest
of great horned owls. One morning we woke to discover the trees had turned
orange.they were covered with migrating monarch butterflies! At the time I
did not know these tiny creatures migrated, especially in such huge groups.
They stayed 3 days, resting I suppose, and then were on their way. This
video reminds me of butterflies! Thank you Bill!
:o)
Linda P
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of relationships focused on
transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
something to see if you never have been there when they stop. Seems
something spiritual to me that those tiny creatures fly so very far.
Thanks!
:o)
Linda P
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Daul <mailto:bdaul@pacbell.net>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:01 AM
To: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Cc: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
Subject: RE: Fw: dentheren sent you a video!
Linda,
Here is a similar place up here in Northern California...Santa Cruz area:
http://www.pelicannetwork.net/butterfly.places.htm
—Bill
At 10:43 PM -0800 1/30/07, Linda Page wrote:
When we lived at Pt Mugu, California, which is just north of Malibu, we had
a back yard full of blue gum eucalyptus, the huge tall ones. One had a nest
of great horned owls. One morning we woke to discover the trees had turned
orange.they were covered with migrating monarch butterflies! At the time I
did not know these tiny creatures migrated, especially in such huge groups.
They stayed 3 days, resting I suppose, and then were on their way. This
video reminds me of butterflies! Thank you Bill!
:o)
Linda P
—
Bill Daul
Chief Collaboration Officer
NextNow Collaboratory: a synergistic web of relationships focused on
transforming the present
http://www.human-landscaping.com
"Play with boundaries, not within."
