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Lake Murray State Park in Oklahoma was our ticket to another adventure. 🙂 Our trip started on sunny Thursday. In any case, we are looking forward to exploring the park for a few days. International Women’s Day: Female Science Stars to Follow in 2025 Red Fish, Blue Fish Ancient humans used bone tools one million…
Another First Wednesday outing had rolled around on March 5th. It was sunny, though a bit chilly with a pretty good breeze. I had picked a spot that was on a hilltop. It had been a grand outing on the hilltop! The Oldest Laurasian Dinosaur: New Discovery Rewrites Dinosaur Origin Story These Portuguese Libraries Are…
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So on yesterday’s outing I had a mission. My friends are back for the season! Yes, it was hard to pull myself away. However if I hadn’t pressing chores I would have stayed longer. Forty-five minutes was all I had time for. Reciprocity: Rethinking Our Relationship with the Natural World Take me home, country toads…
Yesterday was pretty dreary. More exciting bloomings tomorrow. 🙂 US science is under threat ― now scientists are fighting back 4,000-Year-Old Stonehenge-Like Circle Discovered in Denmark This Ancient Culture Drove Nails Into Skulls. We May Finally Know Why. Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more…
We got 0.26″ of rain last night. Here’s hoping we get more tonight! It was a dreary day, but I managed to get out to the grasslands for a short visit. Stay tuned for that tomorrow. 🙂 Biologist Spots Rare, Flightless Grasshopper in Virginia for the First Time in Nearly 80 Years Lost in the…
Sometimes while exploring we find skulls and bones. Here are two found on Friday’s outing. My go-to book for skulls is the “Animal Skulls: A Guide to North American Species” (November 21, 2006) by Mark Elbroch. Trump Moves to Increase Logging in National Forests Ancient Giant Flying Squirrel Discovered in Tennessee Scientists Reveal How This…
After unit 71, we headed to a second location. It was a great day in the field! What Happens to a Tree That Dies in a Forest? Caught On Drone: Narwhals Stun Prey and Play With Their Tusks Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more…
Over the last couple of weeks the Forest Service at the LBJ National Grasslands have done prescribed burns also called RX burns. RX burns are important tool for the health of the grasslands! Thank you to the Forest Service for doing a wonderful job with your limited staff. First-Ever Detailed Footage Shows Polar Bear Cubs…
With the weather warming up, it’s starting to “snowball” in the changes around us. Can you tell the difference between these two photos? The one on the left was taken yesterday. One on the right today. So I think the bluebirds must have taken a rest today in building because not a blade seems to…