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My camera & I went out on a real walk today! I found bullfrog friends who posed for me, a LOT of Chipping Sparrows on the move (they come thru the cemetery to feed.) Also, I stopped to see what bugs were coming to zinnias ... & a large yellow & black bug came to feed (😄 American Goldfinch)
Eastern Kingbirds at Horicon Marsh. They were both enjoying the bugs over a fresh bit of thick duckweed. The adult is shown perched on a rusty pole in the water resting between feeding passes. I think the second pic is a juvenile, learning the ropes with it's parent. It's perched on a reed #birds
I went to Horicon Marsh several times this year.For those who like habitat pics, here's a short 🧵of this 30K acre marsh. It's a great place.The auto tour has about 4 main features on a couple mi loop.Keeps me busy. #HoriconMarsh #Habitat #birds Shorelines at the main water feature on autotour loop.
Een manier om te zeggen: “ik zit in een hype bubble” Bakker verkoopt hier gebakken lucht. Maar goed, velen met hem en natuurlijk zeker bij Google DeepMind. Hier het hele stuk van @laurensvhg.bsky.social: www.volkskrant.nl/tech/nederla... Lees daarna vooral ook: www.beste-id.nl/salon/denken...
Lovely tribute to Elio Schaechter, touching on his contribution to microbiology, #scicomm, undergrad teaching, and more. For those who read blogs, strongly recommend reading entries of Small Things Considered 🦠🔬 schaechter.asmblog.org asm.org/podcasts/twi...
I got up early and took the kayak to a different part of the lake this morning. This is the Washow Bay drain, a little river that runs up into Lake Winnipeg. I thought it would be a fun change of scene. I was right why not join me on this 10 km morning paddle 1/
Evidence of acorn cap gall wasps?? Seems I just missed their emergence, if so. Looks like Quercus chapmanii. Near Lake Placid, C. FL. www.inaturalist.org/observations... @toomanywasps.bsky.social @parasitoidrex.bsky.social #InverteFest
One side of my family did a white elephant sort of thing, where folks exchange random gifts (competing to get the nicest thing under the $50 limit). They'd do themes, one year was "green." My brother brought a truck load of zucchini. Like, filled with it. we no longer do a white elephant
Using my proximity to a huge football game to test hypotheses about urban wildlife-- will the stress cause them to hunker down, or to increase caloric intake? So far, evidence supports the latter-- mammals are stacked out at the feeders at the moment, even though there are noisy people everywhere.
Hours before its death, a massive star violently reshuffled its insides then exploded into Cassiopeia A. NASA’s Chandra data reveals this last-minute chaos, offering new clues into how stars live, die & transform the cosmos Credit: NASA/CXC/Meiji Univ./T. Sato et al.