Happy mom day to all the human and non-human moms of the world! ⠀
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This snow-shoe hare family that I watched this morning reminds me of the motherly love that engulfs this entire world. Indeed, the earth itself is… https://t.co/WGNgrI15k6
Episode 32 is on the podwaves!⠀
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Go listen to our new episode where we talk to naturalist, bird language expert and hilarious dude, Dan Gardoqui of Lead with Nature (he's the guy in the bottom right of the… https://t.co/6TihMnxeTo
Pale blue dot.⠀
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This photo was taken back in 1990 by the Voyager 1 space probe from around 3.7 billion miles from earth as it left our solar system and headed off into the cosmos. You can just barely see, in… https://t.co/1wQTg43Ony
Phenology of Bird Language⠀
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So I've been working on some presentations for an ornithology class this spring and this line graph has been on my mind so I finally got it down on paper. One of the things I've… https://t.co/PwAJnhjLpd
Check out this obsidian point made by Stefan!⠀
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As mentioned in the previous post, Stefan has been killing it with the flintknapping lately. Check out our new podcast (episode 30: experiments in archeology) about what we can learn from practicing these ancestral skills.
Whether you are a hardcore practitioner of these ancient arts or have never heard of them, we think any naturalist has a lot to learn from our ancestors and how they lived.
Here's a little video of one of my mantids eating!⠀
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And for all you bird nerds out there: who do you hear calling in the background? Location: East coast North America.⠀
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#naturalist#naturalhistory… https://t.co/GhnLA4IKi2
JUST NOW LIKE JUST NOW!!!!!!!!!! WE JUST SAW A BOBCAT AT SAVANNAH WILDLIFE REFUGE AND WE HAVE NO CHILL!!!!!
YO THIS IS MY FIRST EVER WILD CAT SIGHTING!!! WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO NOW?? RETIRE???
Praying mantid⠀
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Last fall I was walking in the forests of Pennsylvania and I came across an area that was absolutely covered in the egg casings (ootheca) of praying mantis. They were literally all over the… https://t.co/f0MG2G6s4d
A coyote and a badger use a culvert as a wildlife crossing to pass under a busy California highway together. Coyotes and badgers are known to hunt together.
🎥Peninsula Open Space Trust