Anya Auerbach
@aauerbach.bsky.social
PhD candidate at UMN EEB studying Madagascar’s bird radiations | Loves birds, diversification, biodiversity, teaching evolution, and (natural) history museums | Queer. Organizer. Still a NYer at heart.
Went on our near-annual thousand islands birding trip yesterday. It started snowing on the ferry ride back!
Snowy Owl numbers weren’t as high as some years and we didn’t find any Short-eared, but we had luck with cooperative Snow Bunting flocks (and a surprise mammal!)
Snowy Owl numbers weren’t as high as some years and we didn’t find any Short-eared, but we had luck with cooperative Snow Bunting flocks (and a surprise mammal!)
December 24, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Went on our near-annual thousand islands birding trip yesterday. It started snowing on the ferry ride back!
Snowy Owl numbers weren’t as high as some years and we didn’t find any Short-eared, but we had luck with cooperative Snow Bunting flocks (and a surprise mammal!)
Snowy Owl numbers weren’t as high as some years and we didn’t find any Short-eared, but we had luck with cooperative Snow Bunting flocks (and a surprise mammal!)
Look at this ANT PLANT.
The last week of lab in the Ecology class I’m TAing this semester is a tour of the UMN Conservatory, a gorgeous space full of weird and wonderful plants.
I knew about plants that made homes for their ant mutualists, but not that they got this elaborate!
The last week of lab in the Ecology class I’m TAing this semester is a tour of the UMN Conservatory, a gorgeous space full of weird and wonderful plants.
I knew about plants that made homes for their ant mutualists, but not that they got this elaborate!
December 7, 2024 at 4:23 PM
Look at this ANT PLANT.
The last week of lab in the Ecology class I’m TAing this semester is a tour of the UMN Conservatory, a gorgeous space full of weird and wonderful plants.
I knew about plants that made homes for their ant mutualists, but not that they got this elaborate!
The last week of lab in the Ecology class I’m TAing this semester is a tour of the UMN Conservatory, a gorgeous space full of weird and wonderful plants.
I knew about plants that made homes for their ant mutualists, but not that they got this elaborate!