Illustrated Tweets

8 June 2018:  The older I get, the more I marvel at the maneuverability of a snake’s spine.

Found an incredibly ambitious ant, but can’t decide whether I am more inspired or intimidated by such industry.

31 May 2018:  Came across some red-seeded dandelions and now I can’t stop noticing them.

26 May 2018:  A morning drive around Forsythe NWR really takes the sting out of working on a holiday weekend.

25 May 2018:  Just encountered a prehistoric beast.

10 May 2018:  When the first moth on the scene is Kent’s geometer you know it’s going to be a good night.

3 May 2018:  Baby woodcocks sitting motionless on the forest floor... priceless.

23 April 2018:  Butterflies are enjoying the leftover bait from a recent moth survey.

20 April 2018:  Good deed for the day - Rescued a dragonfly.

19 April 2018:  Some of our earliest spring flowers would be easy to miss if you weren’t looking for them.

13 April 2018:  Moth season is finally underway!

26 March 2018:  Traipsing through the last of the snow looking for vernal ponds.  And thus another field season begins...

14 February 2018:  A meeting in Barnegat provided the perfect excuse to visit the lighthouse and look for birds.

9 February 2018:  Mini tropical getaway at the Duke Farms orchid house this morning.

27 January addendum (2).

27 January addendum:  Some more Tasmanian birds and a snake.

27 January 2018:  Backyard marsupials, the southern ocean, and the fresh scent of eucalyptus in the morning.  #Tasmania