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End of an era. One of the most iconic locations for US birders is a small picnic table in Patagonia, Arizona, the namesake for one of my favorite birding terms, the Patagonia Picnic Table Effect (see this excerpt from my birding dictionary…
This video, captured by 'beelightfulbees' on IG, shows a Bombus hypnorum, a 'tree bumblebee' napping on a flower, little toes tippy-tapping as it dreams. But do bees really dream and WHY? And how can we know that? Let's talk about 'memor…
Today in the only real Fox News Fox share a number of traits with cats, like their eyes. Red Fox have eyes with elliptical pupils which allow then to control the amount of light entering the eye better which gives them extremely effectiv…
72 days and we vote.
Optimist: the cup is half full. Pessimist: the cup is half empty. Marine biologist: the cup is not large enough to hold a shark.
97% reduction in the Giant Australian Cuttlefish population following last summer’s fatal algal bloom is devastating. Cephalopod populations *can* rebound relatively quickly, and I hope in this case they do, but I’m worried nonetheless.
Whenever I take a bath Otis comes with me and snoozes behind my head. She sticks her tail in the water out of bath time solidarity which I have tried to tell her is really not necessary but she insists.
My regular reminder that cutting down on meat, eating more vegetables, is good for your health, your wallet, and one of the best things you can do as an individual to help fight climate change. I‘ve collected some of my favourite recipes t…
It’s a gad damn stinkbug bonanza on the anise hyssop this morning. It’s always hoppin with bumblebees but this is new!
Something from the home screen folder. Ice on the lake
The nice thing about corgis: they only shed twice a year. The first time from July to December, then the second time from January to June.
Binx must kill the orange worm thing repeatedly! She’s very proud of herself too (wait for it…) #Cats #becurious
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