🪶🌎🧪 A little glimpse into a point count survey with IBP technician John Morrow last month in Bandelier National Monument. To learn more about this bird monitoring work visit: birdpop.org/pages/southw...
I'm attending John Lewis Actions's event, “GOOD TROUBLE LIVES ON:” - sign up now to join me! Tomorrow at Lincoln Square in Urbana at 6:30 PM. www.mobilize.us/john-lewis-a...
I'm attending John Lewis Actions's event, “GOOD TROUBLE LIVES ON:” - sign up now to join me! Tomorrow at Lincoln Square in Urbana at 6:30 PM. www.mobilize.us/john-lewis-a...
I used to read books about life in the Soviet Union and marvel at the ways normal folks communicated in the face of totalitarian oppression. Today I scroll through federal bureaucrats using code words and carefully placed asterisks on Reddit and I’m like, ah shit.
February 10, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I used to read books about life in the Soviet Union and marvel at the ways normal folks communicated in the face of totalitarian oppression. Today I scroll through federal bureaucrats using code words and carefully placed asterisks on Reddit and I’m like, ah shit.
I love all books equally, but there’s something special about older books with pages that are turning yellow, that feel a little brittle, a little crispy. I love books that have been around for decades, letting that narrative simmer.
February 10, 2025 at 5:41 PM
I love all books equally, but there’s something special about older books with pages that are turning yellow, that feel a little brittle, a little crispy. I love books that have been around for decades, letting that narrative simmer.
A male Downy Woodpecker on a snowy day. The males take the best feeding spots — small branches and stems — leaving the females with the larger branches to forage on. (This male isn't foraging, he's waiting for a peanut.)
February 10, 2025 at 10:54 PM
We have a downy woodpecker hanging out in our backyard this winter!