Posted on March 19, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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This is merely a sample of the wonders of Ravens and Crows.
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: bird, birds, crows, environment, naturalist, nature, ornithology, ravens, the wild life, thewildlife, TWL, TWL Hiking Club, TWLHikingClub, twlhikingclub tuesday, twlhikingclubtuesday, wildlife
Posted on February 26, 2019
by teacherwhohikes
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It’s #TWLHikingClub Tuesday! To continue our series on often less appreciated critters, this week we are talking about the always adorable, and sometimes vicious, shrew.
Category: Animals, Mammals, The Wild Life BlogTags: animals, mammals, naturalism, naturalist, nature, nature appreciation, science, shrew, teacherwhohikes, TWL, TWL Hiking Club, TWLHikingClub, twlhikingclub tuesday, twlhikingclubtuesday, whiskers, wild, wildlife
Posted on February 24, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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The theme for this week’s #SundayFishSketch was fish that don’t look like fish, which is most definitely the case with almost all larval marine fish.
Category: Animals, Fish, The Podcast, The Wild Life BlogTags: biology, environment, Fish, Ichthyology, larval fish, marine biology, naturalist, nature, podcast, sciart, science, SundayFishSketch, the wild life, world war two, ww2, zooplankton
Posted on February 19, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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It’s #TWLHikingClub Tuesday| Today, we’re kicking off a new series on appreciating the little things—from urban wildlife to the oh so common Mallard.
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: Anas platyrhynchos, birding, birds, ducks, hiking, mallard, naturalist, nature, nature appreciation, ornithology, TWL Hiking Club, TWLHikingClub, urban, urban nature, urban wildlife
Posted on January 27, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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In this episode, we discover that we may not be as unique, or advanced, as we thought as we learn about amazing subterranean fungi farmers, cowboy insects, and a 55 million year old relationship that puts our use (or misuse) of antibiotics to shame.
Category: The Podcast, The Wild Life BlogTags: ant farm, ants, aphid, dr cameron currie, entomology, environment, farming, fungi, herding, leafcutter, mutualism, nature, science, symbiosis, thomas belt, wildlife
