draft project

Life on Earth

the living world, watched closely

Learn the living world together โ€” biology, natural history, the human body, and earth science โ€” through a curated library and field notes from balcony, garden, and pond.

A copy carries over only the public parts you see here โ€” the owners' private files never leave their own vaults.

๐Ÿšง Draft โ€” not final. This page was auto-generated as day-one scaffolding for the project and still needs a human pass before it reads as finished. The blanks and placeholders below are intentional โ€” someone who runs this project should fill them in and delete this notice.

Question log

The "wait, why?" moments โ€” caught, not lost. Every good natural-history video spawns a question the video didn't answer; this is where they live until they're chased down, from the library or carried to the study circle. A question with a date is a project; a question forgotten is nothing.

Date The question Sparked by Answer / where it went
2026-07-21 Why does the balcony sunbird hover at some flowers but perch at others? watching + the balcony open โ€” check the birds project & a flower-shape video

Field-note habit

When a video explains something visible from home โ€” the birds, the pond, the plants โ€” write the connection down here or in the relevant project. Understanding that touches something real sticks; understanding that stays on the screen evaporates.

Sibling projects that supply the "real thing":

Monthly

Pick the single best thing we learned and tell someone outside the family โ€” the explain-back that proves it landed.