Click on the pictures for a proper look and click again. A few caterpillar shots, eating a gum tree in the local bush. A very unusual looking creature. No idea what they turn into. Do you ever stand outside at night in a dark place and look up at the stars. See them in the blackness without resting on any one for long. No naming or counting, just the sense of them. In a vast black space. Click on those pictures for a closer look.

Living well off the beaten path. Tikigaq, Our Village by the Frozen Sea. Red Crossbill Feeding on White Spruce Cone Seeds, Chignik Lake, Alaska Peninsula. On March 18, 2018. Coevolution of crossbills and conifers. Red Crossbill Chignik Lake Alaska. Red crossbill feeding on spruce cone seeds.

8220;Therefore once for all this short command is given to you. Filed under Lenten Reflections 2018.

Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks. Who sponsored and inspired the poem. A Brief History of Babel. To see the rest of the poem, click here. Only 18 poems to go! .

Art, cats, nature, animals, weather, and whatever. EF4 Tornado and How We Survived That. Wisteria Storm, I Lose Track of Spring, Always Cats. Wisteria looks so sweet and innocent. Caughtcha on camera, Mr. Violets are my favorites! .

Astronomy, space and space travel for the non scientist. Is There Anyone Out There? Asymp; 1 Comment. Thank you to everyone who has downloaded my books. One recent commenter pointed out that the links in the post point to the Amazon UK. Website and it was unclear how someone based outside the UK would download the books. I have therefore updated the post to make it easier for readers outside the UK to download them. For readers outside the UK, see the notes at the end of the post.

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Photography reviews, ramblings, and other things you need to know. Originally, last weeks post. Was going to be my last from the. But I really liked how this photo came out and wanted to show it off. I had my wide angle lens on at the time so was able get a lot of sky in the shot.