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Two days afield in Central California
Thispicture of Yellow-headed Blackbirds and Tricolored in a tree is by Mary Flett. The Browns of Britain are accomplished birders from Manchester. My wife and I were guiding Jan and Dick Brown arou… more »
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Planet Earth DVD series
terryjamesresourcecentre wrote 23 hours ago: More than five years in the making, PLANET EARTH is an 11-part series that will amaze viewers with n … more »
The Wrong Stuff, on purpose: Weikart misquotes Darwin
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Ed Darrell wrote 3 days ago: Richard Weikart is an arm of the Discovery Institute’s disinformation brigade. A couple of ye … more »
World's Strangest Creature? Part Mammal, Part Reptile
limjunying wrote 4 days ago: The platypus sports fur like a mammal, paddles its duck feet like a bird and lays eggs in the manner … more »
Monkey see, monkey do?
13soulscreative wrote 5 days ago: OK, so i’m not sure as you’d necessarily want to ‘SEE’ these monkeys any tim … more »
Bees Through the Looking Glass, part 2
jenh wrote 5 days ago: Note: This post is part of excerpts from an essay I wrote in 2007, part of my continuing experiment. … more »
Archaeology marches on! Carnivals to catch up
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Ed Darrell wrote 6 days ago: Testing, grading, trying to correct errors, and meanwhile progress continues. Four Stone Hearth … more »
Battuto bites the altercation
rjfmora wrote 1 week ago: In obedience to barely platoon years shoulder to shoulder as regards Degraded Italy’s smartest, in … more »
Best Twit the French/Science Joke on the Web recently...
Tom wrote 1 week ago: …Comes from that trenchant blogger, Charles Darwin. He writes: Elsewhere the Telegraph’s Mr … more »
Let May be 'Wild'
tsaari wrote 1 week ago: I can’t think of a better book to read this month than Griffiths’ Wild: An Elemental … more »
‘Green Hunting’: From the Winchester Rifle to Bow and Dart Safaris
Achirri Ishmael wrote 1 week ago: Dart hunting, a method borrowed from research biologists and trackers, which involves tranquilizing … more »
Slosh Lading feeding Rangers including NHL-dash down predisposition
samsontyp wrote 1 week ago: Rangers lead to/2007 AHL Sum total-Great Ryan Callahan Bruce Berlet on speaking terms the Hartford C … more »
DC & Baltimore Best Bets {family-friendly}
nhartzenbusch wrote 2 weeks ago: As promised, here are my Best Bets for Washington and Baltimore - these come from a recent family sp … more »
E-Mail is a Wild Animal
Jillian Burt wrote 2 weeks ago: Thylacine by Alexis Rockman Beaumaris Zoo soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 x 12¼ inches … more »
Survival fight for eagle and hen harrier
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Bella wrote 3 weeks ago: Depressing report from today’s Guardian. The survival of two of Britain’s most distincti … more »
Earth Week Environment Posts: 2. Organochlorine Contaminants in Sea Lions and Seals
barn owl wrote 3 weeks ago: Although polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) were banned thr … more »
I'll turn the ocean upside down.
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Marion wrote 3 weeks ago: Robert Desnos and Kiki de Montparnasse, still from Man Ray’s L’étoile de mer, 1928. Wa … more »
And they Called it Puppy Love! ("For-Play"?)
thomasvickers wrote 4 weeks ago: DATELINE CENTRAL PARK: A New York jogger snapped the above photo and sent it to the NY Museum of N … more »
春
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rivertyde wrote 1 month ago: 春 Originally uploaded by flaneur@somewhere.on.earth Ahhh, Frühling! Check out Flaneur´s Flick … more »
Losing an Herbarium
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myrmecos wrote 1 month ago: One of the most important collections of South American plants is being shut down. The Utrecht Herb … more »
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