More Fun-gals Hunting

More Fun-gals Hunting

On September 10th, Jeanne joined up with me for a “fun gals” outing. I still had an itch for fungi (fun-guy). 🙂 Off we headed! Indeed the fun-gals and fungi (fun-guy) were off to a good start! Scientists Discover Strange Ancient Creature That Resembles a Durian Fruit Do Marine Animals Need Wildlife Bridges, Too? Keep…

Get Close

Get Close

Now it was time to circle back towards the car. So it pays to get down close to find some really cool insects! Don’t Miss September’s Sky Show: The Harvest Moon Eclipse Famed Pacific island’s population ‘crash’ debunked by ancient DNA Ig Nobel prize: Scientists who discovered mammals can breathe through their anuses receive award…

Tangled

Tangled

Continuing on with for my search for fungi in the woodland bottom! More tomorrow from the woodland bottom! Rock Used as Doorstop For Decades Turns Out to Be Worth Over $1 Million Underwater spy: How herring fish farts caused confusion during Cold War These Fish Transformed Their Dorsal Fins Into Taste Buds Keep looking! The…

More from the Bottom

More from the Bottom

More from the woodland bottom that is, from the LBJ NG. Still searching for fungus. Love the fungi! Meet The World’s Oldest Fish—Presumed Extinct For 60 Million Years, Then Rediscovered In A Small Fishing Town Yukon gold miners are unearthing mummified ancient creatures and truckloads of fossils from the Ice Age. Take a look. Which…

Paused for Breaking News

Paused for Breaking News

So a couple of days ago I found a bumblebee. No big news there right? Well, this one was different than I had ever noticed before! But wait you are asking? What is the breaking news? Here it comes! But wait there is more! Having the above one on the 9th, I wondered if I…

One That Got Away

One That Got Away

Sometimes it just doesn’t work in your favor. However that is what makes it so fun, never knowing if you will get the target or not. It was fairly small. And it was slightly smaller than the usual Daddy Shortlegs. It belongs in the suborder of Armoured Harvestmen (Laniatores) and the family of Pied Harvestman (Cosmetidae). There…

Innie or Outie?

Innie or Outie?

Continuing on with Sunday’s outing. Breaking Cognitive Boundaries: Groundbreaking Study Finds Monkeys Use “Names” To Communicate Taxonomy research in Australia reveals 750 unique species in 2023 ‘Ice bucket challenge’ reveals that bacteria can anticipate the seasons Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know

Rain Lilies!

Rain Lilies!

After the rains here in North Texas, the Rain Lilies are really having a moment! The Case for Destroying Old Forest Roads Thanks Suzanne! 60% of Earth’s Food Crops Aren’t Being Visited by Enough Pollinators For the First Time, Part of the Ocean Has Been Granted Legal Personhood Keep looking! The more you know, the…

Circling Back Towards Home

Circling Back Towards Home

It had been a full day on the drive-about. So it was time to head in the direction of home. Still we had time for a few more quick stops. No doubt the fish future looks good now that we have some much needed rain in this ephemeral creek! The Cooke County drive-about had been…