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anolesquailsandmaybecattails coel

2 years ago

Thanks for the follow! I also like ball pythons, wasps, and bats. Personally, idk why so many people hate wasps, but it may be that I have never been stung by one, so I don't have any resentment towards them? I have a friend who found a few wasp larvae in a nest that had fallen, and she ground up flies and hand fed them. She raised them to adults!

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coel 2 years ago

yes ball pythons! woah that wasp story's pretty neat :o how long did it take to raise the wasps?

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

I am not sure, they were paper wasps, I am guessing not long based on the lifespan of a paper wasp.

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bookratsculptures 2 years ago

Wasps are adorable, they don't deserve all the hate they get

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

I agree Lyn, they are such beneficial creatures.

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails updated Anoles, Quails, And Maybe Cattails

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

I have been very busy, so I haven't been able to update the site in awhile. I got my first grounhog skull the other day, and have been cleaning it up, and the baby quail are all grown up now!

anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

Also, I updated my quail gallery! Gen 4 are all named after minty plants.

gardenofviolet linwood

2 years ago

Your site is amazing and I definitely do feel like I'm scrolling through it at 5 am lol

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linwood 2 years ago

thank you! I honestly forgot I described my site that way so I'm glad it still holds up lol. also your site is really cute!!

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wizardperspective updated Wizard Perspective Portal

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garblegarden anolesquailsandmaybecattails

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I still can't find out how to respond to replies on updates so I'll just comment here, thank you so much for the comments! :D And sorry I didn't see it for so long! For that specific section on behavior I was referring to rudimentary tool use, like crows. But gastroliths are also common too, and sometimes they just eat sand as well! :)

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

Thanks! That is interesting. I always enjoy reading about your creatures

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jarnbrak anolesquailsandmaybecattails

2 years ago

Thank you for your message! I couldn't find a way to respond so I hope this method is okay : ) I am so glad to share iron films with other people!! They are really quite common when you start looking for them! Would you be able to do me a favor? If you ever encounter films in your vernal pool patrols that look like iron films, but formed by bubbling to the surface of the water, would you let me know? Thank you!

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jarnbrak 2 years ago

This formation method means that they might not actually be iron films, but this type is quite understudied, and I originally encountered it in a vernal pool. :) If that is too much trouble though, no problem! I hope your vernal pool patrols go well! (and what a cool term, haha)

anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

I could do that! It looks like you have iNaturalist, are there any projects related to iron films?

anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

I just saw your ecospheres page and it is so cool! I want to make some now :-)

jarnbrak 2 years ago

(I hope this method replies to you!) I actually just now made an account! People usually report films on iNaturalist as "Leptothrix discophora" but I've been hesitant to do the same because it's much more likely that they can form in a plethora of different ways that can't really be ascribed to one species. But I'll look into it more!

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jarnbrak 2 years ago

And yes you totally should make ecosphere jars! They're so fun and low-maintenence, and it's especially amazing to watch them evolve over time. My oldest one is 1.5 years and is still not done changing! Some professors I know have ones that are 15 years old..

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jarnbrak 2 years ago

Sorry for spam, but I just made a project after seeing there were none! :) https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/iron-films

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jarnbrak 2 years ago

aaand even more spam -- I found another project, oops! https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/bog-iron

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

Thanks! I'll join both projects.

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 2 years ago

Oh! I've seen iron film before! I am part of the citizen scientist vernal pool patrol, so this will be such a useful resource!

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linwood updated Linwood

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails

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HUGE skull collection page update, since I was lucky enough to discuss degreasing methods with a fellow hobbyist/curator. I decided to keep the outdated knowledge on the site, but to put a strikethough through everything irrelevent. This way, I can see how I myself have improved, and mistakes aren't something to be embarrased of. In the scientific world, it is good to have everything on record anyways, even mistakes.

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