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Eagle Plains Resources Ltd: Eagle Plains Acquires Additional Claims to Uranium Portfolio, Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

Eagle Plains Resources Ltd: Eagle Plains Acquires Additional Claims to Uranium Portfolio, Saskatchewan

Eagle Plains Resources Ltd: Eagle Plains Acquires Additional Claims to Uranium Portfolio, Saskatchewan CRANBROOK, BC / ACCESSWIRE / March 17, 2021 / Eagle Plains Resources (TSXV:EPL) has completed staking activity adding 989 ha to the 2410 ha Lazy Edward Bay Project located about 60 kilometers west of the Key Lake Mill and historic mine. The claims are owned 100% by EPL and have no underlying encumbrances. Lazy Edward Bay consists of four claims immediately south of the southern margin of the Athabasca Sandstone and east of the Cable Bay Shear Zone, a crustal-scale, regional geological bound...

Australian flying weta more widespread in Northland than first thought - Vimarsana News

Australian flying weta more widespread in Northland than first thought

Australian flying weta more widespread in Northland than first thought 16 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Doubtless Bay entomologist Dr Jenny Dymock says Australian winged weta are in Northland to stay, but how widespread the biting insect is has yet to be determined. Doubtless Bay entomologist Dr Jenny Dymock says Australian winged weta are in Northland to stay, but how widespread the biting insect is has yet to be determined. Mike Dinsdale is Northern Advocate deputy editormike.dinsdale@nzme.co.nznorthernadvocat Carnivorous flying insect the Australian winged weta is more widespread in...

Australian flying weta found in Northland - Vimarsana News

Australian flying weta found in Northland

Australian flying weta found in Northland 11 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read The Australian winged weta has arrived in the Far North. Photo / Supplied Northern Advocate A carnivorous flying Aussie invader has arrived in the Far North, but nobody knows, yet, how much impact it will have on the environment. Entomologist Dr Jenny Dymock said the Australian winged weta - Pteropotrechus species - had established itself in the Far North. Two specimens had been found at Cable Bay, one in a letterbox and the other in a children's paddling pool, this month. The Australian weta, also known in Aust...

Bloodstock listing - A COLT BY BLUE DIAMOND WINNER, PRIDE OF DUBAI, WITH A "AAA" PEDIGREE RATING. A BIG HORSE WITH A BIG PEDIGREE. TO BE TRAINED BY PETER MOODY - Vimarsana News

Bloodstock listing - A COLT BY BLUE DIAMOND WINNER, PRIDE OF DUBAI, WITH A "AAA" PEDIGREE RATING. A BIG HORSE WITH A BIG PEDIGREE. TO BE TRAINED BY PETER MOODY

The Colt: PRIDE OF DUBAI X LIMONCINO If you have ever wanted to race a horse with a big pedigree and with a big trainer like Peter Moody, then don’t scroll past this colt. This colt has one of the best crosses in the stud book, with horses bred on the same pattern or cross such as Group 1 winner Atlantic Jewel, Darci Brahma, Samantha Miss, Osbourne Bulls and Trekking, just to name a few. He is out of a dam by champion of champion broodmare sire, ZABEEL, who has produced Group 1 winners from his daughters, such as Dundeel, Silent Achiever, Humidor, Faint Perfume, Extravagant and Dear Demi. I...

GO NZ: A Waiheke holiday full of unexpected adventures - Vimarsana News

GO NZ: A Waiheke holiday full of unexpected adventures

GO NZ: A Waiheke holiday full of unexpected adventures 1 Mar, 2021 05:03 PM 4 minutes to read Zest of Spain: Waiheke's Casita Miro offers Barcelona tapas and an Iberian inspired setting. Photo / Supplied Zest of Spain: Waiheke's Casita Miro offers Barcelona tapas and an Iberian inspired setting. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald Scarlett Cvitanovich I thought I knew Waiheke Island. I was wrong. In one 48-hour visit, I ventured 70m underground to the heart of Auckland's World War II defence effort - listening to a piano recital halfway down - zipped through the air faster than you're allowed to drive...