My Blog Experience

Hello my followers,  I will tell you today about my blog experience.

Before I start, I must tell you that this will be my last blog, I hope you had fun with my stories, I had a lot of fun writing for you.

My experience was very good, the topics chosen were always of my interest and when these were free was much more exciting because it allowed me to talk about what I liked and this made me better known by my followers

My favorite blog was my favorite photo because that photo keeps one of the best moments with my friends in my university career. (What was your favorite blog?)

In general I never liked English but this year everything was different because this blog made me change my mind because I feel that the language barriers were broken and I had the opportunity to be known by people from other countries, all those fears of talking others Languages were overcome. I am so grateful to have had this experience.

The time has come for the goodbye, I can only wish the best to my followers, I hope someday have the opportunity to write blogs and share their experiences with the rest.

Lots of kisses for my followers, See you one day...

Hummingbird by Juan Fernandez

Hello my followers,  I will tell you today about Hummingbird by Juan Fernandez.

The Hummingbird by Juan Fernandez or Sephanoides fernandensis is an endemic bird of Chile. According to the last censuses carried out in 2005 this cataloged in danger of extension since it is estimated that if population varies between the 2500 and 3000 birds. From the year 2016 it was declared Natural Monument of Chile.

This bird is very small, the male is 12 centimeters long and weighs 11 grams. His feathers are orange and his wings are gray. In the case of the female measures 10 centimeters in length and weighs 7 grams. Their feathers are mainly white, green and blue. The phenomenon mentioned above is known as sexual dimorphism which is the variation in physiognomy between male and female.

The species inhabits wooded areas, bushes and gardens, in summer it is possible to see the male flying near the only village of the island feeding on the nectar of the Dendroseris.

I chose this animal because I really like the native fauna of Chile and I think we must protect this bird because it is in serious danger of extinction due to the destruction of the native flora from which it feeds.

Lots of kisses for my followers, see you next week.

Austrocedrus chilensis

Hello my followers,  I will tell you today about my favourite tree, this is Austrocedrus chilensis...

Austrocedrus chilensis better known as "Cypress of the Cordillera" is a tree belonging to the family of Cupresáceas that develops exclusively in the South of Argentina and the Center-South of Chile.

The cypress is characterized by its slow growth but with good regeneration, under natural conditions its plantation is successful under tree cover that protects it from stress due to water deficit. Individuals can reach 30 meters in height, their leaves are small, opposite and scummy. The opening of their cones usually occurs in October, the seed dispersal occurs between January and March. This species is characterized by its good natural regeneration as its seeds germinate easily.

The color, design of its wood makes it very attractive in the markets for the construction of furniture and houses, also due to its shape and resistance to rot is used to make poles for electricity.

I chose this tree because I like its architecture and how it regenerates, besides near my house there is a reserve of this species called "Reserve the Cypresses" in which you can see several specimens living in harmony with their environment.

Lots of kisses for my followers, see you next week.

Charles Darwin

Hello my followers,  I will tell you today about Charles Darwin
Darwin was a British naturalist who was born on February 12, 1809 in Shrewsbury, England and died on April 19, 1882. This man became famous for his biological studies being the most recognized discovery of the origin of species.
In 1831, at the age of 22, Darwin began his long journey around the world aboard the Beagle. The reason for this trip was an exploration of the different continents and the study of the life that inhabited these places.
After traveling many areas, finally the 23 of July of 1834 the expedition arrives at Chile where its studies focused mainly in the Mountain range of the Andes.
In 1859 he published a work called "Origin of the Species" where he affirms that the present life descends of a common ancestor and by natural selection evolved to the organism that is today. Natural selection is a process in which a species adapts to its environment, the best adapted individuals have a high survival rate and their genetic characteristics go from generation to generation.
Darwin is thus related to forestry engineering because his theory of the origin of the species explains how the trees have evolved to adapt to their surroundings, as well as to help in the realization of the taxonomic trees that group the species according to their genetic similarities.
Lots of kisses for my followers, see you next week.

Ranma 1/2

Hello my followers,  I will tell you today about Ranma 1/2...

What is Ranma 1/2? It is an anime series created by Rumiko Takahashi and was broadcast on television from 1989 to 1992.

The story is about Ranma Saotome, a 16-year-old who likes martial arts, but one day during his training he fell into an enchanted pool where a woman with red hair had been drowned for many years ago. After this accident Ranma suffered a curse and every time it is wet with cold water it becomes woman, in turn when it comes in contact with hot water it returns to be man. Throughout the series, this young man tries to get rid of this curse at the same time that it must deal with the commitment of marriage with Akane Tendo that their respective parents agreed in the past.

I chose this anime because it reminds me of my childhood, this series I really like because it is entertaining and has a lot of comedy, in addition the characters are very cute and funny. O///-///O

Lots of kisses for my followers, see you next week.