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Digital illustration of a Dark-eyed Junco, a dark brown sparrow with a pink beak, looking down from the background at a patch of red clover. The clover is covered in a variety of insects from Graham Montgomery's Ph.D work, including Harmonia axyridis (Asian ladybeetle), Scaptomyza terminalis (a small fly), Altica sp. flea beetles (tiny iridescent green beetles), Forcipata loca (pale yellow small leafhopper), Evacanthus interruptus (yellow and black leafhopper), and Anaspis rufa (small golden-brown false flower beetles).

Digital illustration of a Dark-eyed Junco, a dark brown sparrow with a pink beak, looking down from the background at a patch of red clover. The clover is covered in a variety of insects from Graham Montgomery's Ph.D work, including Harmonia axyridis (Asian ladybeetle), Scaptomyza terminalis (a small fly), Altica sp. flea beetles (tiny iridescent green beetles), Forcipata loca (pale yellow small leafhopper), Evacanthus interruptus (yellow and black leafhopper), and Anaspis rufa (small golden-brown false flower beetles).

I've never known if #BirdoftheDay is open to art but I guess I'll give it a go! If we're doing birds with flowers today, then I'll re-share this illustration of a Slate-colored Junco peering down on a landscape of red clover and the insects among it. #BirdArt #SciArt #Invertebrates

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When I say gamers treat you not buying the entertainment products they like with the exact same degree of pain like you chopped off one of their fingers, this is what I mean.

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Advertisement in the MTA: AB > AI
 Downgrade now. Picture of a gameboy.

Advertisement in the MTA: AB > AI Downgrade now. Picture of a gameboy.

Even marketing execs smell AI blood in the water. Look at this ad I saw in Manhattan last week.

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150 veterans with @vetsaboutface.bsky.social and other groups held a demonstration at the Capitol rotunda, facing arrest. Photo via β€ͺβ€ͺ@anatosaurus.bsky.social‬

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There is so much cool stuff in Florida. People don't even know about the Ant Fireflies, the fireflies that live in anthills with the ants

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Did you say glacier-compressed wood ? 🧊

Typical ovoid cross section of a glacier-borne subfossil wood! 🌲

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photo of my finished drawing of Sue the T. rex on a table at the airport. They had surprisingly good chili cheese fries there, which as we all know are the ultimate in art fuel. I kinda fucked up the placement on the page, this was much harder to draw than expected. I kept getting sweaty too which I only realized the next day when I woke up with a fever was probably me actually being sick and not knowing it. I should go back and draw this again when I am not sick and do a better job!!!

photo of my finished drawing of Sue the T. rex on a table at the airport. They had surprisingly good chili cheese fries there, which as we all know are the ultimate in art fuel. I kinda fucked up the placement on the page, this was much harder to draw than expected. I kept getting sweaty too which I only realized the next day when I woke up with a fever was probably me actually being sick and not knowing it. I should go back and draw this again when I am not sick and do a better job!!!

I was drawing in the museum until they closed(thats why it looks empty above) so I had to finish it up at the airport. I've wanted to see Sue in person since I was a kid so this was a dream come true.

🎨Tools used: red graphite > fountain pen > copic marker

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Comments on a post on r/birding:
u/tkohhhhhhhhh . 3d ago
Could you perhaps tell us what are the painful parts you're referring to? There may be existing methods that address your pain points without the need for additional development.

u/wazawoo OP . 3d ago
Specifically, creating checklists after the fact, by going through your photos, is really annoying. If you take too long doing it in the eBird ui and refresh the page, you can lose all your counts. So then, I looked at the process of creating these files as csv first, but that process is very error prone, and you don't know of issues until you try uploading the csv.

Another part of that process is the photo ID process after the fact. That is, you're going through a bunch of pictures and ID-ing each of them so you can fill out your checklist. On mobile, this process (for me) involves checking the photos one by one in Merlin, which does work, but takes a long time. I'm normally looking at the photos on desktop and they're not always on my phone yet, which further complicates things. I'd love a way to bulk ID from pictures on desktop. I'm sure it exists, but I would love to use the same ID method that merlin is using under the hood. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be available publicly, but I may have missed it.

Another one, maybe personal to me, is the ability to easily list the birds I've seen but don't have media of. I have a goal of having a photo of each species, like completing a compendium. Right now, even in the eBird UI, I can't seem to find this info without manually comparing my life list to the unique species I see in my media the media tab.

Comments on a post on r/birding: u/tkohhhhhhhhh . 3d ago Could you perhaps tell us what are the painful parts you're referring to? There may be existing methods that address your pain points without the need for additional development. u/wazawoo OP . 3d ago Specifically, creating checklists after the fact, by going through your photos, is really annoying. If you take too long doing it in the eBird ui and refresh the page, you can lose all your counts. So then, I looked at the process of creating these files as csv first, but that process is very error prone, and you don't know of issues until you try uploading the csv. Another part of that process is the photo ID process after the fact. That is, you're going through a bunch of pictures and ID-ing each of them so you can fill out your checklist. On mobile, this process (for me) involves checking the photos one by one in Merlin, which does work, but takes a long time. I'm normally looking at the photos on desktop and they're not always on my phone yet, which further complicates things. I'd love a way to bulk ID from pictures on desktop. I'm sure it exists, but I would love to use the same ID method that merlin is using under the hood. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be available publicly, but I may have missed it. Another one, maybe personal to me, is the ability to easily list the birds I've seen but don't have media of. I have a goal of having a photo of each species, like completing a compendium. Right now, even in the eBird UI, I can't seem to find this info without manually comparing my life list to the unique species I see in my media the media tab.

Something that really frustrates me about a certain type of new birder is the terminally engineer-brained "I have encountered something I do not understand. Clearly this is a tech problem external to me, how do I apply a tech solution?" mindset. πŸͺΆ

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a person is holding a green grasshopper in their hand with the word cube visible in the background Alt: a person is holding a green katydid in their hand, the katydid is waving its front legs around

Hey you! I am still on the market for jobs this fall! I am an entomologist who specializes in inclusive biology teaching (15+ semesters of collegiate instruction) and a broad array of research skills spanning collection & ID, molecular work (RNAi, Genomics), and phenotyping (behavior, physiology)πŸ§ͺ

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Applications for the ASIH Raney Fund are due in 10 days! Please spread the word if you know a student that could use funding for fishy research. I'm chairing the committee for the awards this year and am happy to answer any questions about it

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By the World's Wind by Nardo23 Set sail across a small open world!

It my biggest little game's 4th birthday and I've made it free forever. Try it your browser!

nardo23.itch.io/by-the-world...

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Panel of a lived in kitchen

Panel of a lived in kitchen

Photo of a kitchen with a similar layout than the draw one but different perspective and with no kitchen items and no clutter

Photo of a kitchen with a similar layout than the draw one but different perspective and with no kitchen items and no clutter

The panel vs the reference

This is what I mean when I say use references but make your own.
And the reference is from a digital apartment tour from the city the story takes place in.
Get creative of where and how you get refs and don’t just redraw them 1 to 1

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digital sketch of a person with short hair posing with a peace sign next to slightly taller man with wild hair bending down with a thumbs-up. text reads "thank you!!"

digital sketch of a person with short hair posing with a peace sign next to slightly taller man with wild hair bending down with a thumbs-up. text reads "thank you!!"

me and an old friend

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A red tailed hawk starting to take flight off a telephone pole with high voltage signage

A red tailed hawk starting to take flight off a telephone pole with high voltage signage

Caught a red tailed hawk album cover today. πŸͺΆ

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"patlabor" is what my cat demands from me. and brother, I'm clocking in

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Extremely normal and fine for a company to put this in a public statement

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pets love to rotate

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cracking open a fortune cookie but a massive furry moth with colorful eyespots emerges instead, which is arguably cooler and more mysterious than anything a piece of paper could tell me

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a colorful digital painting of a large gannet. The style is loose and blocky. It sits on a bed of flowers, thistle and grass, with a blue sea stretching beyond it.

a colorful digital painting of a large gannet. The style is loose and blocky. It sits on a bed of flowers, thistle and grass, with a blue sea stretching beyond it.

a quick 1 hr study on Procreate. Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) taken at RSPB Bempton Cliffs

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okay, I'll say it: johns hopkins is too plural of a name, almost obscenely fecund. there should be just one john or just one hopkin.

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A digital illustration of two japanese lesbians flirting in a queer underground bar in the 80s. One of them wears a blue jacket, the other a suit, while in the background there's liquor and a multitude of little stickers and illustrations of lesbian and queer marks.

A digital illustration of two japanese lesbians flirting in a queer underground bar in the 80s. One of them wears a blue jacket, the other a suit, while in the background there's liquor and a multitude of little stickers and illustrations of lesbian and queer marks.

The full illustration I did for @taplingzines.bsky.social "We've Always Been Here"

The zine depicts queer couples throughout cultures and history and I had the honours of portraying a Japanese lesbian couple in an underground bar during the 80s✨

#queer #lesbians #illustration

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We only have about 10 slots left! Submit today! #InverteFest

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Garlic cloves and bread from a fresco originally from Herculaneum and now at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN), Italy. Photo by Sophie Hay

Garlic cloves and bread from a fresco originally from Herculaneum and now at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN), Italy. Photo by Sophie Hay

Happy National Garlic πŸ§„ Day! Greeks & Romans loved garlicβ€”but Mesopotamians loved it 1000s of years before them. The Greek ἄγλις (Latin alium) is an Akkadian loan word. At Pompeii, there was even a garlic seller (aliarii) workshop ( πŸ“Έ by @pompei79.bsky.social): pompeiiinpictures.com/pompeiiinpic...

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why are jfk's autopsy photos on the internet lol. how many other people's autopsy photos are out there

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screenshot of a google search result for the ivory-billed woodpecker showing an image of a pileated woodpecker

screenshot of a google search result for the ivory-billed woodpecker showing an image of a pileated woodpecker

google come on now

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wow i have relatives who were alive while the ivory-billed woodpecker was still around

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the drama reminded me of raiden and rose

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lol i'm so glad that term has been a thing for a while then. she's SUCH a good artist tho

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