Monthly Archives: November 2009
Gerridae predation
That leaf hopper should not have been hanging around the water.
Brachiopod peaks out
After several hundred million years of being buried by tons of sediment, a fossilized brachiopod becomes exposed once more.
Seed dispersal
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It’s now the season when clothing is covered in seeds after a short walk through the woods. How has gene flow been influenced by the invention of sweatshirts in plants that disperse seeds by attachment to mammalian fur?
Eastern Screech Owl
Camouflaged insect
A fruit
La Roca
View from La Roca.
Palo Verde Rains
New bromeliads
Bare limestone is covered in lichens, bromeliads, and orchids where there is sufficient moisture. These ‘hatchlings’ may be the same species I found flowering/fruiting in June. Although I posted a photograph of the flowers, I wasn’t able to find the post… I’m over the 300 mark.