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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.
anolesquailsandmaybecattails
2 years ago
Thanks! That is interesting. I always enjoy reading about your creatures
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!
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..
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
jarnbrak
2 years ago
aaand even more spam -- I found another project, oops! https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/bog-iron
anolesquailsandmaybecattails
2 years ago
YES!!!! I love her books so much! My mom had the whole collection, and I believe she read the stories to her students when she was a kindergarten teacher. Do you have a favorite story? Mine is the one with the caddis worms.
lolabee
2 years ago
You know, as a French person, I personally think it is a crime that we don't seem to have any french translations. It's been a project for a while to translate them to maybe re-publish them? Idk... Also, my favourite book is by faaar Among the Meadow People, but I can't choose between the grasshoppers, the lazy snail or the tent-caterpillars!
anolesquailsandmaybecattails
2 years ago
I definetely think that they should be translated into more languages. That way, more people can enjoy them! Among the Meadow People is a good one.
linwood
2 years ago
yeah, it's really fun and interesting! do you have a collection? I only have a cat skull that I found during a community cleanup.
anolesquailsandmaybecattails
2 years ago
Yes! I do! I have a few deer, an opossum, a skunk, two of our chickens who passed, a baby raccoon and a few more smaller ones. Collecting them is so much fun.
yes ball pythons! woah that wasp story's pretty neat :o how long did it take to raise the wasps?
I am not sure, they were paper wasps, I am guessing not long based on the lifespan of a paper wasp.
Wasps are adorable, they don't deserve all the hate they get
I agree Lyn, they are such beneficial creatures.