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jamspangle.bsky.social
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If you lost it, buy a cheaper version. If it broke, more expensive.

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I found a new VP (vantage point) today. I'll be back with a telescope and a travel cushion soon.

submitted 19 hours ago • 0 comments

Found an interesting hole today. I think it's a Bumblebee nest that's had a visit from a Badger.

submitted 21 hours ago • 1 comment

This excellent post from Alison reminds me of one of my favourite objects from ancient Egypt, this carnelian frog which looks suspiciously like a boiled sweet designed for long car trips. 🕰️c1,500-1,200BC 🏛️📷 Cleveland Museum of Art

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments

I never believed it was butter

submitted 4 days ago • 26 comments

“When twilight turns to darkness, the swifts rise higher and higher into the night air and there they sleep on the wing. In the very early dawn, as light creeps into the sky, they dive down again” Writer: EL Grant Warson Artist: CF Tunnicliffe ‘What to Look for in Spring’ 1961

submitted 5 days ago • 2 comments

Little bugger 🪶

submitted 6 days ago • 0 comments

Fortuitously captured a Cuckoo duet 🪶

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This is what my day at work looked like

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The Irish summer is back

submitted 7 days ago • 0 comments

@midgie.bsky.social

submitted 7 days ago • 1 comment

@jasonschreier.bsky.social re: your groundhog trap - it probably was the same squirrel. Well known problem when live trapping mammals for study. These individuals are called 'trap-happy'.

submitted 8 days ago • 0 comments

Know your insect antennae! #insects #bugs #antennae #entomology #education #art #SciArt

submitted 10 days ago • 14 comments

202 years ago today, this stork was shot in the village of Klütz in northern Germany. It already had a 30-inch arrow in its neck. The arrow was made of African wood, and this first ‘Pfeilstorch’ (‘arrow stork’) played a pivotal role in the understanding of bird migration.

submitted 374 days ago • 11 comments

‘Tis better to have lost the boys Than never to have had them back in town

submitted 145 days ago • 13 comments