So as I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I brought home a couple of things to look at closer. Here they are!
Even Colorado’s Largest Wildfire Was No Match For Beavers
Researchers Need Volunteer ‘Walrus Detectives’ to Help Count the Animals in Satellite Images
Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know.
I love Tetrigidae!!!!! Cute thrips too!
The grasshopper certainly was an interesting find for me. Thrips are cute I agree!
Are you counting walruses? Nice articles and pics of course
I thought you might want to count, but no I am not.
I’ve never heard of pygmy grasshoppers – very cool! So interesting how the thrips are essentially transparent too.
It was weird about the immature thrips being see-thru because they do not look like it by the naked eye. I also got to see the innards moving too.