Greg Tuchel
@gregtuchel.bsky.social
I appreciate that we differ. My interests though, are not about other people, but about how what we do effects all of us. The natural world is the mirror against which we see our society, and the balance from which our future will be determined.
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The hits keep coming: Republicans are quietly preparing to sell off public lands – owned by the taxpayers – to pay for their tax breaks for billionaires.
April 2, 2025 at 6:01 PM
The hits keep coming: Republicans are quietly preparing to sell off public lands – owned by the taxpayers – to pay for their tax breaks for billionaires.
Reposted by Greg Tuchel
With the arrival of spring, millions of birds have begun returning to their breeding grounds in North America.
Last year we spoke with a migration ecologist about how different bird species appear to form social networks during migration, possibly boosting each other’s chances of survival.
Last year we spoke with a migration ecologist about how different bird species appear to form social networks during migration, possibly boosting each other’s chances of survival.
Different Bird Species May Team Up For Migration
Research indicates songbird species might intentionally travel together during migration, giving each other a possible boost in survival.
www.sciencefriday.com
April 2, 2025 at 12:00 PM
With the arrival of spring, millions of birds have begun returning to their breeding grounds in North America.
Last year we spoke with a migration ecologist about how different bird species appear to form social networks during migration, possibly boosting each other’s chances of survival.
Last year we spoke with a migration ecologist about how different bird species appear to form social networks during migration, possibly boosting each other’s chances of survival.
@dgagner.bsky.social I am jealous of your sightings in the bog. We saw a Snowy owl there on Sunday, and a Great Grey in Two Harbors on Saturday. Sadly, they were setting up for fireworks about 50 yards from the Great Grey.
February 13, 2025 at 11:28 PM
@dgagner.bsky.social I am jealous of your sightings in the bog. We saw a Snowy owl there on Sunday, and a Great Grey in Two Harbors on Saturday. Sadly, they were setting up for fireworks about 50 yards from the Great Grey.