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When Acorn Masts, Rodents, and Lyme Disease Collide
When Acorn Masts, Rodents, and Lyme Disease Collide
“‘Mast years’ is an old term used to describe years when beeches and oaks set seed. In these years of plenty, wild boar can triple their birth rate because they find enough to eat in the forestes over the winter… The year following a mast year, wild boar numbers usually crash because the beeches and oaks are taking a time-out and the forest floor is bare once again.” — The Hidden Life of Trees by…
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Feeling cheeky, I see… Well then, check out our newest Chipmunk Live Cam!
Along a mountain ridge in Colorado, view life on the log with three species of chipmunks, two species of squirrel, and the occasional fox, deer, bear, antelope, and various bird species. - Click here to keep reading.
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A chippy.
Chipmunks. 27th of May 2019.
Harry Baerg, 1968
A set of three 5x7″ illustrations of mycotrophic flowers (’cause they’re cool) and chipmunks (’cause they’re cute). First one is Indian Pipe/Ghost Plant (Monotropa uniflora), second is Sweet Pinesap (Monotropsis odorata), and the third is pinesap (Monotropa hypopitys).
Mostly colored pencil and watercolor on hotpress watercolor paper
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