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A job I was applying for mentioned I would be working with something called a “frosted flatwoods salamander”, which sounded positively delightful, so I looked them up and I could not be more pleased with what this beast looks like

#hiiiiiii everyone im back

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just checking in to say hey and hope everyone’s been having a fun summer so far 🐣

(chestnut-sided warbler nest found in a post-burn regenerating forest)

#honestly I thought I’d be on here more once I got back from work but I have felt no draw to go on tumblr at all… nature is healing #and I’m about to head off to remote field work in BC until November so I won’t be on again until at least then 😅🫡 #mine

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Opah 🤝 Wahoo fish named after what I would shout if I caught one 

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eastern phoebe nest 🌿🌈

#one of many lol #eastern phoebe #birding #birds #mine

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just a reminder I’ll be mostly MIA on here till mid july and then entirely from mid august to november for field season 🌲☀️🦉🫡

#not because I’ve like. grown as a person or become more self disciplined and decided to reduce my screen time #but because I literally will not have cell service #also I do prefer to do as little technology use as I can when I’m camping too so #mine

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A mess of Trilobites! Can you name them all?

#Margaret… Keith.. Jane…. Raymond.. Sue… Leonard…..

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got a cute new pencil case from a local market 🪐💫

#omg I love it

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A feisty fox drives a snow goose from her nest, a gambit before an act of egg thievery, North America, 2013 - by Sergey Gorshkov (1966), Russian

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5,500 km route of a loggerhead sea turtle tracked by Turkish scientists.

Zoomable map >>

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‘Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?’ 

A grizzly pauses along the banks of the Atnarko River in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest, where First Nation communities and bears have shared space. A new study suggests that humans and bears once had a closer bond that was based on reciprocity, not fear, Nat Geo reports. Resorts in the Canadian rainforest already offer responsible bear-viewing outings, in accordance with British Columbia rules. Researchers are hoping the findings of the study lead to richer wildlife watching experiences for travelers.

PHOTOGRAPH BY JESAJA CLASS

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my favourite etymology post edit

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#buddy’s gotta be from bc

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universities will be like have you paid the $55 kill yourself fee yet

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the ocean is closed forever because a sea cucumber threw up

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*so quiet you can barely hear me*

Do you sell wet cookies....

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sent an email without exclamation points #mean #meanie #meancore #evilgirl #hurtingyou #indifferent #gayandrude