While I spent a lot of 2024 staring at (and photographing) my square meter prairie plot, I did also take photos elsewhere. Here are some of my favorite 2024 photos from those other locations. Of these four winter photos, the first three were taken on January 7 and the last one was photographed on December…

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09.01.2025

Flies That Can Eat You (if you’re a tiny invertebrate) | The Prairie Ecologist

Flies are an astoundingly diverse and important group of organisms. I've written about them quite a bit, including broad overviews and more specific pieces about behavior, etc. I'm going to keep writing about them and there's nothing you can do about it. I mean, you don't have to read what I write, I guess. And…

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18.01.2025

Habitat Heterogeneity Through Time and Space | The Prairie Ecologist

Habitat heterogeneity is a fun jargon term within the fields of ecology and land stewardship. It’s a good one to know if you’re at a party trying to impress an ecologist. Although, to be honest, if you’re trying to impress an ecologist, going to a party is probably not the best way to start. You’d…

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22.01.2025

Photos of the Week – January 21, 2025 | The Prairie Ecologist

I've started posting these blogs to the Bluesky app, as well as all the other standard locations. If you're on that social media platform, you can find posts at: @prairieecologist.bsky.social. Yesterday morning, the outside temperature was low. In fact, it was below 0 Fahrenheit. In other words, it was a great time to get out…

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