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The “white house” – from damp and dark to warm and light | Dispatches from the Field
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Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? The “white house” – from damp and dark to warm and light. October 10, 2014. October 10, 2014. Some of the best experiences during a field season don’t have anything to do with your study species, your field site, or your research project. Given the nature of fieldwork, you tend to stumble across things that – although they aren’t what you’re looking for – are still super cool. We’ve never even loo...
The spider forest | Dispatches from the Field
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Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? July 31, 2015. July 30, 2015. This week on Dispatches from the Field, we welcome guest blogger Scott Lillie, the author of the book “ Tents, Tortoises and Tailgates: My Life as a Wildlife Biologist. 8220; Check out his bio at the end of the post! It was almost a quarter of a mile to shore. A quarter mile of swimming in hiking boots and dragging a kayak! I ended up nodding off to sleep. It was just a...
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Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? October 21, 2016. October 20, 2016. Do one thing every day that scares you. – Eleanor Roosevelt. In reading responses to the recently popular hashtag #fieldworkscares. I realized that luckily I haven’t had to deal with any major scares in the field (knock on wood! But nonetheless, to a first time field biologist, some minor things can feel pretty scary! It turns out that snakes are not slimy at all and ...
Oh Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please don’t kill me | Dispatches from the Field
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Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? Oh Mr Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please don’t kill me. July 27, 2015. The sun is a real danger for work like this and for many field biologists. It’s so important to take all of the steps necessary to stay safe in the sun, and most importantly, listen to your body’s warning signs because it knows best. Standing by one of the plots I will count abundance in this summer. The spider forest →. Interested in ...
The great stadium | Dispatches from the Field
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Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? August 15, 2015. August 21, 2015. This week on Dispatches from the Field, we are excited to welcome back guest blogger Adam Meyer, who is completing his MSc in Biology at Queen’s and who tells us about some of his experiences observing and being observed by nature. Centre stage: the dock at Round Lake. The audience, watching from the cliffs. We began the night in fine spirits but I quickly developed a n...
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Tahoe Rim Trail 100 mile Recap | JP chronicles
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Tahoe Rim Trail 100 mile Recap. July 30, 2012. I put together a little story as to how I became interested in this race, who helped me get to this place, and how the actual race turned out. Despite my successes, I was battling a sprained ankle that kept flaring up every month or two. I began physical therapy in April, and had an x-ray to clear myself before attempting the next race. It was clear, so I headed down to the East Side for my first 100k- the last big race before my 100 miler. Ow on a much high...
Tahoe Rim Trail 50 Mile Race Recap | JP chronicles
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Tahoe Rim Trail 50 Mile Race Recap. July 19, 2014. Originally registered for the TRT100 miler, which would have been my 2nd go at the course. JP and I arrived in time to see the 100 mile runners take off at 5 am Our races (the 55k for him, and 50 mile for me) wouldn’t start until 6 am. 100 mile race start 5 am. First view of Marlette Lake. From Marlette Lake, we climbed up to Marlette Peak, which offers stunning views of Marlette Lake with Lake Tahoe in the background. Mile 30, DP Lodge, by Bruce Aldrich.
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Weekend at the lake. August 2, 2015. This past weekend, JP took me on a surprise trip to a beautiful mountain lake. After a two-hour drive on a super rough, winding road, we arrived at our destination lake at midnight Friday night. Under a full moon, we paddled by canoe to find an island to call home for the weekend. Moon over the mountains. oh, and we saw a shooting star about halfway across the lake…. Saturday morning, I awoke to find myself in one of the most breathtakingly beautiful places imaginable.
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A Midsummer Night …and Day… and Night’s… Dream The 2015 Badwater 135. August 6, 2015. You’re mad. Bonkers. Off your head butI’ll tell you a secret all of the best people are. Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland. 2,715 more words. August 18, 2014. Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer’s day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time. – John Lubbock. A day on donner lake. August 5, 2014. JP, our...
weekend at the lake | JP chronicles
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Weekend at the lake. August 2, 2015. This past weekend, JP took me on a surprise trip to a beautiful mountain lake. After a two-hour drive on a super rough, winding road, we arrived at our destination lake at midnight Friday night. Under a full moon, we paddled by canoe to find an island to call home for the weekend. Moon over the mountains. oh, and we saw a shooting star about halfway across the lake…. Saturday morning, I awoke to find myself in one of the most breathtakingly beautiful places imaginable.
Bird in Hand? | rookiebird
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A rookie bird hunter training a vizsla pup, or the other way around. Ticked, Nicked, and Licked →. Before going for an afternoon hunt last week I stopped by ye olde Starbucks for some turbo juice– a little ritual that gets my brain going before the legs, which generally is a good idea. Walking to the front door I nearly stepped on a healthy looking pigeon. That plump little sucker was a nice reddish color, not the slate dirty grey most pigeons have. Albeit one with a tragic end? I’ve had pigeon bef...
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Monthly meetings are held at 7:30 PM the third Thursday of the month from September to May in the Biosciences Complex, Room 1102, Queen's University. Is available. Social begins at 7:00 PM. Upcoming Meetings - Guest Speaker Topics and Information. September 15, 2016. The Truth about Stories: Adventures from the Field ". Speaker: Catherine Dale, Amanda Tracey, and Sarah Wallace. The truth about stories is, that's all we are." - Thomas King. October 20, 2016. Dragonflies and Damselflies of Ontario ". From ...
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Listening to Bats, Part 1: The Joy of Heterodyne. February 25, 2016. Two weeks ago I wrote a guest blog for the ‘Dispatches from the Field’ blog about a typical night of listening to bats in the field. In that post I briefly mentioned the equipment I use to listen to bats, including my trusty heterodyne bat detector, but I thought it would be worth following up with some more detail about how we can listen to bats’ echolocation. A rough simulation of a heterodyne bat detector I made in Microsoft Excel...
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Boardman Watershed Frog and Toad Survey. The Au Sable River. The Two Hearted River. The Betsie River Map Betsie River Map. The Betsie River Natural River Plan Betsie River Plan 23126 7. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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March 20, 2018 · 9:17 PM. Why Europe’s Center-Left Keeps Losing Elections. Italy, Germany and the EU’s Future. Dispatches From The Edge. Mar 19, 2018. More than a quarter of a century ago, much of the European center-left made a course change. Today, that compact is shattered, the once powerful center-left a shadow of its former self, and the European Union the largest trading bloc on the planet is in profound trouble. But the fall of the center-left has more to do with the 1990s course change than with ...
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Dispatches From the Far East
Dispatches From the Far East. Sunday, September 6, 2009. On Friday we took a trip to the DMZ with the unit. It was great to get up there stare at the "enemy" for a couple of hours. It puts things into perspective as you stare at the worlds most militarized border. Our first stop was the 3rd Tunnel of aggression. They have found four total, dug by the nKs. Blocked. The commies said the the South Koreans. Dug the tunnel (even though it is sloped north so water doesn't. Run south, and all dynamite. The Sout...
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Dispatches from the Farm. Sunday, January 21, 2018. Links to this post. We must be doing something right. Links to this post. Miss this old red beater.having a new truck sucks. Links to this post. Another chance to do my best. Links to this post. Sunday, February 15, 2015. Dispatches from the Farm: The Wolf approaches. Dispatches from the Farm: The Wolf approaches. Links to this post. Tuesday, January 7, 2014. Castles in the sky -taylor steele premier, san francisco, california. Links to this post. Best ...
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Dispatches from the Field | What happens in the field stays in the field…until now.
Dispatches from the Field. What happens in the field stays in the field…until now. Where in the world? August 15, 2015. This week on Dispatches from the Field, we are excited to welcome back guest blogger Adam Meyer, who is completing his MSc in Biology at Queen’s and who tells us about some of his experiences observing and being observed by nature. We began the night in fine spirits but I quickly developed a nagging anxiety about a thunderstorm that was brewing on the horizon. If we were forced off ...
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Dispatches From the Former New World | an englishwoman in america
Dispatches From the Former New World. An englishwoman in america. What is Boxing Day? December 26, 2016. As an immigrant to the U.S. from England, one of the most perplexing questions I’ve had to answer is What is Boxing Day? Growing up in England I never questioned why the day after Christmas, December 26. A Very Amerrygun Christmas. December 24, 2016. To celebrate Christmas Eve in a suitably American manner I reprise my rewrite of “. Twas the Night Before Christmas. 8221; first published by. The enemy ...
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Dispatches from the Frigid Northlands
Dispatches from the Frigid Northlands. Something Good is Bound to Happen! Nostalgia is a funny thing. My favorite game of all time is probably Link's Awakening, the Zelda game for the original Gameboy. I remember playing it for hours and hours, wandering the dungeons and overworld. I have an incredibly amount of nostalgia for Gameboy games. Not so much Gameboy Advance, just original Gameboy. There's something about the aesthetic of GB games that I just love. Tuesday, June 14, 2011. The fact that Cole has...
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What People Are Saying. What People Are Saying. View God’s Kingdom Work. EPISODE 10 AVAILABLE NOW. Episode 10: The Fourth Man. Three words that change everything. This wonderfully good news that was first announced to the women at the Empty Tomb is still being declared boldly in the Middle East by the Risen King’s messengers! Dispatches from the Front. From mega-cities in Arabia to refugee camps left in the wake of ISIS terror,. Episode 9: Every Tribe. The latest episode of the. Dispatches from the Front.
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Dispatches From The Front Line. Why Make Room for Faith in Our Lives? 17 May, 2013. I want to talk about faith today. That will be a topic I will return to as I am very interested in the role of faith, and religion, in our world. This is something that has undergone a seismic shift just in my own lifetime as I am acutely aware when my children tell me things that are said to them in school. Here is a paragraph I read recently which I think sum I all up:. Here’s the thing I can’t imagine life without it&#...
