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Tag Archives: insects
Backlist Bop: May Berenbaum on what’s the buzz
in natural history
Tagged Backlist Bop, insects, May R. Berenbaum, natural history
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It’s spring, and the insects have returned in force. Though, unless you live in Antarctica, it’s doubtful you go a day without seeing an arthropod even in winter. These creatures are everywhere and have been for tens of millions of … Continue reading
Throwbacklist Thursday: Call of the Mild
in Illinois / regional, natural history, photography
Tagged Charles Bergman, Donald F. Hoffmeister, Gary Alan Fine, insects, May Berenbaum, mushrooms, Nature, spring
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Until climate change renders snowball fights the exclusive preserve of those able to climb K2, May will remain the most welcome of months, for have mercy, it is spring. Natural history, now observable without misery, returns to the forefront of our … Continue reading
