Ash Latimer
@studiowild.bsky.social
maker + stopmotion animator + naturalist
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Dr. A E Latimer • paleontology
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The typos are easter eggs.
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Dr. A E Latimer • paleontology
she/her they/them
The typos are easter eggs.
A 'Granny's cloak moth' (Speiredonia spectans) caplet in the works!
I'm looking for anyone with traditional knowledge of the moth, info on the common name history, or 1800-1840's English/Australian women's fashion. Anybody?
I'm looking for anyone with traditional knowledge of the moth, info on the common name history, or 1800-1840's English/Australian women's fashion. Anybody?
November 10, 2024 at 12:10 PM
A 'Granny's cloak moth' (Speiredonia spectans) caplet in the works!
I'm looking for anyone with traditional knowledge of the moth, info on the common name history, or 1800-1840's English/Australian women's fashion. Anybody?
I'm looking for anyone with traditional knowledge of the moth, info on the common name history, or 1800-1840's English/Australian women's fashion. Anybody?
I've seen the bonfire moss, (Funaria hygrometrica) it in Europe and Australia. It is common in disturbed land like recent building sites and on burned patches as advertised. It disperses it's spores in the atmosphere! You can probably spot its curly stalks somewhere near you.
May 20, 2024 at 6:54 PM
I've seen the bonfire moss, (Funaria hygrometrica) it in Europe and Australia. It is common in disturbed land like recent building sites and on burned patches as advertised. It disperses it's spores in the atmosphere! You can probably spot its curly stalks somewhere near you.