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Posts by Michael Palmer

Likewise. It’s on my schedule for tomorrow. I will check whether Hoyle voted “present” as she usually does with controversial votes concerning Israel

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Call Merkley and Wyden. Democratic Senators can remove Schumer from a leadership position.

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All the more reason to promote organic agriculture

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Invertebrates from vertebrate nests Invertebrates reared from or found in nests from vertebrates. Please mention the identity of the nest builder to the finest degree possible (might just be bird or mammal). Nests can be old, abandoned,...

Hey #iNaturalist people! I created a new "traditional project" for invertebrates found in or reared from vertebrate (mostly bird) nests. Please add your observations if relevant!
www.inaturalist.org/projects/inv...

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Lilioceris = Lily horn? Cool name and pretty beetle.

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Does anyone else remember Tang? Or am I too old?

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What I find amusing is when disabled ships are listing…. Another convention?

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Including ships from previously uncontacted civilizations. Perhaps conventions travel faster than warp speed.

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I cut up a small clear plastic rule into short lengths.

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Such good news!

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Agreed. Generically, that habit is specious.

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And not fold their legs in a way that hides the most diagnostic characters

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You will be very welcome! I just plugged your blog on my lab discord server

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While I try to avoid shadows in my photography, I find the pics from spacegecko in the link to be quite charming

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I don’t know why I haven’t yet, but I just subscribed to your blog. Looking forward to new posts.

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Ah, I do indeed do some of that. I just remember some studies of more intense hyporheic sampling under streams and rivers, using pvc traps rammed pretty deep - and it seems pretty difficult!

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also getting your feet wet?
I am interested in what techniques you are using. I don't think the hyporheic zone associated with the McKenzie River has been explored biologically at all.

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So cute!

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The double entendres of “take out” makes this movie suspenseful.

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Waspie wants a boop

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“Helps remove”? “Violently injured” is more accurate.

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Hummingbird gathering anemone fluff in Eugene Oregon today

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Demanding answers isn't enough. Demand resignation.

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Party that. But note that they are neat pollinators, carrying pollen for their own consumption in leg baskets. Native bees are super messy and carry pollen on body hairs, more easily brushed off by stigmas. Gross oversimplification but usually holds

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Also don’t forget that honeybees are relatively poor pollinators compared with many native species.

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Indeed!

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I notice that a handful of my recent blue sky followers are entomologists or other bug enthusiasts. Yay! If you are interested in the activities of my “lab” you are welcome to join my lab’s discord server. Just reply here or message me and I will send an invitation link.

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What a story!

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As my dad paraphrased, “a penny tossed is a penny lost”

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Video raises questions??? No, it answers the questions.

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