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Flat as a Pancake
15 Apr
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Flat as a Pancake

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, reptiles, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD Ever notice how many of the colloquialisms we use for comparisons aren't all that apropos, or even...
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Track & Field
01 Apr
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Track & Field

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, mammals, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD   On your mark…. Get set… HOP! This morning, just in time for Easter, I saw my...
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Slender in the Grass
18 Mar
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Slender in the Grass

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, reptiles, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD "But never met this Fellow, Attended or alone, Without a tighter Breathing, and Zero at the Bone."...
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Identity Thief
04 Mar
1

Identity Thief

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, invertebrates, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, we’re twenty years into the Information Age so I’m pretty sure...
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T
18 Feb
1

R-E-S-P-E-C-T

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, mammals, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD The snow we've been getting lately provides visible clues to who’s been out and about in the...
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STICK IN THE MUD
04 Feb
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STICK IN THE MUD

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | blog, reptiles, wildlife |

Next time the Weather Channel predicts a cold front, with or without a “wintery mix,” ask yourself if the people peeking out from fleece hoodies, swaths of scarves, turned up coat collars, and balaclavas as they hunch toward the warmth of home look more like bears… or turtles.
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OASIS
21 Jan
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OASIS

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | birds, blog, mammals, wildlife |

The heat of summer can make any body feel dry as dust. But wild animals, especially those species who can tolerate living near people, usually have an easier time finding some moisture when the mercury rises than when it falls.
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SILENT FLIGHT
23 Dec
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SILENT FLIGHT

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | birds, blog, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD The natural world outside my Midwestern door is preparing for a long winter nap. Cozy quilts made...
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FRUIT LOOPY
09 Dec
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FRUIT LOOPY

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | birds, blog, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD Whenever I see a Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) at this time of year I'm reminded of  my...
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EIGHT IS ENOUGH
25 Nov
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EIGHT IS ENOUGH

Posted by Kieran Lindsey | birds, blog, wildlife |

BY KIERAN LINDSEY, PhD The Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) is a small bird who raises large families. Having a lot of...
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