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The Respectful Empiricist
I thought, 19 days ago (see below), that I had been sweltering then. This next brief is a summary of early summer in Baltimore.
Here are some musings that came to me as I sweltered through the 4th of July.
I'd like to invite all readers who doubt the Constitionality of of the various machinations of the Federal Government to respond to my own thoughts on that subject.
I promise I'll read your email.
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Here is my tale of Peregrine Falcon stalking in downtown Baltimore.
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Here is a plug for one of the web newsletters I read every day. The Scientist had a blog on Friday regarding America's waning scientific authority in the international community. I think about that and other related ideas too. |
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This Just In!! The onerous demise of my heron diary. The Yellow Crowned Night Heron is one of my favorites. Now you get to read what I have to say all summer as I was directed to a rookery and can chronicle their birthing. Here is a review of a history of American ornithology and it is really a good one.
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I think I have finally learned my lesson regarding posting those little home page images. This month's post is for the versatile, Grrl Scientist.She is informative and funny as well...I mean look at the name of her blog. |
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Here are more 19th century travel tales by a naturalist. I never get enough of this sort of book. I think I need a time machine. Cheers to Alfred Russel Wallace! |
I love my garden a whole lot and yet have been deign to write about it. Go figger...today I'll discuss rain barrels. |
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“There is a real world; its properties are not merely social constructions; facts and evidence do matter.” Alan Sokol
“ Science is not just an indulgence for the curious. It is vital to our life, culture and economic well-being.” Michael Brooks is standing as the Science Party candidate in the Bosworth constituency.
"In any case, we do not advance the human cause by refusing to consider ideas that make us frightened." Carl Sagan