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Of Fields and Fencerows: Some Pictures from the Field

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Friday, January 11, 2013. Some Pictures from the Field. These are fantastic photos! I am amazed with the bird ones. Very impressive. January 11, 2013 at 1:26 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). Full Moon before July Lunar Eclipse. Lie down and listen to the crabgrass grow.". As Seen from Fort Ticondaroga. Yellow Jacket Building Nest. NC State University of Entomology: Insect Blog. A Tune A Day.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: The Red Eft

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Red Spotted Newt Juvenile ("Eft"). Also known as the Red Spotted Newt, or Notophthalmus viridescens. Is the only newt found east of the Mississippi, and one of the two common newts in the United States. Newts are far more diverse in Europe and Asia, and the Red Eft can be found in many of these places around the world. In New England, it is especially common. As an aside newts and salamanders. And inedible and thus perfectly invincible little critters.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: Returning

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Thursday, July 12, 2012. So much has changed, and my life is now completely different from when I last posted. In the next few weeks, I will share with you my recent happenings and stores of the exciting road that lead me to the present. Please come back and read often, as I will be sharing some of the highlights of the past year. Below are some teasers of stories to come:. A Stag Beetle I Happened Upon in a most Unusual Manner. I pin hundreds of Chrysalises a Week at Work!

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Of Fields and Fencerows: Midsummer Ramblings

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. Who will I become? What are your aspirations, your passions, your needs and your joys. Though all of these things haven't changed in name (I still want to be a scientist, I love animals, I want to raise a family) they do change in quality as I grow and learn. These are just some ramblings which flow from mind to paper as I take time to reflect back on my first year of college. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. A Tune A Day.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: Change is in the Air

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Change is in the Air. And just on a very ponderous note, though so much will change for me in the coming months, so much will stay the same, and I find tremendous comfort in knowing that the people that are there for me are the friends and family that built me up to who I am today. Thank you for making me possible! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). Yellow Jacket Building Nest.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: My First (Decent) Photoshop Drawing

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Thursday, May 5, 2011. My First (Decent) Photoshop Drawing. I have always been interested in the capabilities of the computer to make art. Drawing in photoshop is not unlike drawing on a piece of paper, except for the fact that you can press "command z" and undo that stray mark or accidental smudge! To differentiate on its own to become an arm or a leg, or a lung, so that amputees and transplant patients can have a body part that is of their own genetic makeup! A Tune A Day.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: Homemade Sushi

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Sunday, January 2, 2011. There's nothing better than making something a little fancy, at home.especially when it's super healthy AND delicious! While at Mrs. Greens, I saw some Nori (a type of dried, pressed seaweed) and decided that I would make some sushi rolls. With very little to put inside, this is what I came up with:. Adding Spinach and Avocado. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). A Tune A Day.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: Tetragnatha viridis

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Friday, June 14, 2013. The Orb weavers are distinguished by their spiral webs and their long spindly legs. The long jawed orb weavers, which are extremely common in gardens and forests, are often found sitting in an elongated posture behind long, thin blades of talk grasses or other vegetation. The picture below shows their impressive jaw structure:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). A Tune A Day.

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Of Fields and Fencerows

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Friday, February 10, 2012. In January, we had a bit of snow. But it hasn't been much. I wonder at what effect this mild winter will have on the wildlife this coming spring. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). Full Moon before July Lunar Eclipse. Lie down and listen to the crabgrass grow.". As Seen from Fort Ticondaroga. Yellow Jacket Building Nest. NC State University of Entomology: Insect Blog.

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Of Fields and Fencerows: A Midmorning's Pondering

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Of Fields and Fencerows. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. A Midmorning's Pondering. The following is a Post that never seemed to have gotten posted. It is from just about this time last year. A Ground Hog Enjoys Some of My Crops. A Fritillary (Great Spangled? Harvests nectar from a thistle flower. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Naturalist's Best Resources. An Inordinate Fondness (A bog devoted to Beatles). Full Moon before July Lunar Eclipse. Lie down and listen to the crabgrass grow.". A Tune A Day.