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Posts by Matt Dailey

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Backyard action!

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Wild Golden Oyster Mushrooms. Edible and medicinal they are apparently introduced by our food supply. They adapted well to the USA climate.

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This photograph shows us the other side of the Moon, which we usually do not see. It was captured by the Chinese Chang'e 5-T1 spacecraft.

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Kale seedling in the garden

Kale seedling in the garden

Kale Seedling

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Tamarack Tree at local arboretum in Royal Oak Michigan at the Erb Park Arboretum

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Great Horned Owl with her OWLET. Southern Arizona. 2/3 #birds #owls #owlets #arizonabirds

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I’m back from giving an epic tour of the Southwest, here’s one of the many impressive things we saw.

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Michigan sends nearly 2 billion pounds of food to landfills annually, but solutions like tech tools, composting, and food donations offer hope. Here are 5 ways to be a part of the solution.
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Adventures In Microscopy: Sweet-William
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The first flower I put under the #Foldscope from my Mother’s Day bouquet was a Sweet-William. Enjoy!

The pollen grains were sooooo tiny - it was hard to get a good picture of them! (340X+5X)
#FearlessMicroscopy #STEAM #ScienceIsFun #EduSky

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Garden flower leaf is analyzed by the Foldscope $2 pocket microscope

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Photo taken underneath the canopy of a +150 year old Cork Oak tree in the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. The long twisting branches and leaves create a filigree pattern against the sky.

Photo taken underneath the canopy of a +150 year old Cork Oak tree in the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. The long twisting branches and leaves create a filigree pattern against the sky.

Cork Oak, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens 📷🇦🇺 #photography #nature #landscape #plants

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Here is a iridescent / metallic green native mason bee on a dandelion blossom. This was early spring, when not many other flowers were open for business!

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Wood Betony Wildflower

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