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Yep, it seemed yesterday was another First Wednesday. And it wasn’t half bad out with the cloud cover and additionally being on a shady trail. There are a lot of interesting things to enjoy. Indeed that always seems to be the case whenever you take a walk at the LBJNG! Orcas Use Kelp as a…
At the half way mark and still no sign of my sunglasses. Maybe my luck would change. So I had finished re-tracing my steps but no luck on the sunglasses. Perhaps they were hidden in some of the deep coastal grass on the spillway. Hopefully they found a new home. I was not too disappointed…
Today I decided to go Windmill Lake. So I was hoping to find my sunglasses that I had lost last week. I had now gone half way on the trail I went last time. Still no sign of my sunglasses. More tomorrow… Shells Tell an Epic 500-Million-Year Tale of Ocean Survival Geographic Distribution of Tickborne…
Another warm summer day, eh. Certainly you will choose to wear something cool. Sometimes I feel a little guilty watching another creature do their things. But none has protested. So I suppose it is OK. 🙂 Searching for Hidden Fungi in the Sonoran Desert Plants Grow Hidden Second Root System – And It’s Helping Fight…
44 plants, 4 insects, 1 lizard, toads, and fungi was the count on Seek for my great-nephews! Additionally that doesn’t count the frogs they didn’t get recorded on Seek. This was their first time to use Seek, the iNaturalist app that is kid-safe! This was only the first of several firsts for the weekend! They…
We were getting closer to our target. 🙂 Fabulous find! What Really Killed The Neanderthals? A Space Physicist Has a Radical Idea Summer solstice: Could trees know when it is? The Buzz Around Hydration Thank you Claire via Diane via Karl. 🙂 Stand Up for Science! Our lives depend on it. Keep looking! The more…
So I’m sad to tell that the Black Vulture family didn’t make it. First let me tell there were no predators involved. However I am showing step by step what they did. Moreover I thought it was very touching, though sad watching them taking of care of the now dead embryos. Now nature moves on….
We continued on across the prairie! Still on the prairie we were getting closer to why we had come to this particular prairie. No hurries though, we didn’t want to miss anything. In Alabama, a Social Media Influencer Really Gets Wild “Strange” – Scientists Discover Ghostly 23,000-Year-Old Human Footprints in New Mexico Stand Up for…
Yesterday, Jeanne and I headed out to explore on the grasslands. More tomorrow! Touch the Sky Bringing out the Dead Joshua tree visit shows impact of park budget cuts Stand Up for Science! Our lives depend on it. Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more…
So it was another day for Jeanne to check nest boxes! Furthermore I needed to be outside so it was perfect. 😉 A nice way to spend the morning! Thanks Jeanne! How was the wheel invented? Computer simulations reveal the unlikely birth of a world-changing technology nearly 6,000 years ago The Human Epoch Doesn’t Officially Exist….