Kevin Keel
@ucpath.bsky.social
Veterinary pathologist, conservation advocate, wildlife-disease scientist, outdoorsman. And I love parasites, but especially the metazoans!
Scientific, one-health and naturalist content.
Scientific, one-health and naturalist content.
I wish it were that easy to stop my sneezing.
July 2, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I wish it were that easy to stop my sneezing.
It reminded me of the $6.2 million banana with duct tape.
April 12, 2025 at 4:19 PM
It reminded me of the $6.2 million banana with duct tape.
It's good to see these coming back. There has been a huge difference in the population since I returned to California 13 years ago.
April 3, 2025 at 11:40 PM
It's good to see these coming back. There has been a huge difference in the population since I returned to California 13 years ago.
Very cool. I saw my first fisher this past weekend. But, it was on the necropsy table. Most people have a life list...
March 31, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Very cool. I saw my first fisher this past weekend. But, it was on the necropsy table. Most people have a life list...
Kidneys are an amazing organ! And the lesions always make sense to me. I can wrap my head around renal lesions in a way that I never could quite master with repro pathology.
March 19, 2025 at 11:49 PM
Kidneys are an amazing organ! And the lesions always make sense to me. I can wrap my head around renal lesions in a way that I never could quite master with repro pathology.
Essential thrombocythemia I presume. I had to refresh my memory on this. Schalm's has a nice section on it, but all the acronyms drive me a bit nuts in that book. I get frustrated when I have to go back to the beginning to constantly remind myself what they mean by PV, CMPV, CALR, IDA, ET, etc!
March 19, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Essential thrombocythemia I presume. I had to refresh my memory on this. Schalm's has a nice section on it, but all the acronyms drive me a bit nuts in that book. I get frustrated when I have to go back to the beginning to constantly remind myself what they mean by PV, CMPV, CALR, IDA, ET, etc!
I think it is almost certainly avian pox. Here is one on the eyelid of another crow. I should bring my telephoto lens to try for a better photo of this bird. It has been hanging around for a while now.
February 18, 2025 at 11:15 PM
I think it is almost certainly avian pox. Here is one on the eyelid of another crow. I should bring my telephoto lens to try for a better photo of this bird. It has been hanging around for a while now.