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    Mother and father goose

    Research Blog | August 1, 2011

    Many of your pet fowl questions can be answered here, including how to diaper your goose or duck. The pictures say far more.

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    To imprint or not to imprint?

    Research Blog | August 1, 2011

    I’m visiting awesome friends Ruth and Oliver in Cortes, They have been incubating and raising Khaki Campbell ducks for a couple of years. They’re apparently excellent egg layers (averaging 300 a year!) but apparently this breed fixity on pumping out eggs has created unreliable (characterized hesitantly as terrible) mothers. So Ruth and Oliver set a…

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    Characteristics of imprinting

    Research Blog | August 1, 2011

    1. Critical sensitive period Imprinting occurs at a particular time termed the sensitive period during early postnatal life. For example, in anserine birds such as ducks and geese, the time for imprinting is 24-48 hours after hatching when the ‘following response’ is learnt. At this time a gosling learns to follow his mother who is…

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    Edible-Nest Swiftlet Industry Growing in Indonesia – NYTimes.com

    Research Blog | July 16, 2011

    Sukadana, a small coastal city in western Borneo, is in the midst of a building boom. But the new houses are not for people. They are giant birdhouses playing an all-day siren call through booming speakers to a small bird whose edible nests — at almost $1,000 a pound — produce a broth that is…

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    Bling.

    Research Blog | February 18, 2011

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    girlmeetsbug.com

    Research Blog | February 13, 2011

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    Chôju ryakugashiki

    Research Blog | January 23, 2011

    Full index of drawings here (NYPL)

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    Kôrin gafu

    Research Blog | January 23, 2011

    Spencer Collection Index here

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    Plague proportions

    Research Blog | January 6, 2011

    It is difficult not to respond with a biblical chill to the confluence of reports; and no answers – even all disparate causes – are going to be an enormous relief, either. Wildlife officials say that even more previously unreported dead birds were found in Kentucky last week. Millions of dead fish surfaced in Maryland’s…

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    The crucial role cities can play in protecting the honeybee | Rosie Boycott | Environment | guardian.co.uk

    Research Blog | December 21, 2010

    a year of continued and frightening environmental degradation and the looming prospect of severe food shortages in years to come. It is the image of workers in the Maoxian county of Sichuan, China, an area that has lost its pollinators through the indiscriminate use of pesticides and the over-harvesting of its honey. These workers aren’t…

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    Pet Umbrella – Pet Umbrellas – Pet Travel Center

    Research Blog | November 27, 2010

    Pet Umbrella – Pet Umbrellas – Pet Travel Center. The clear Pet Umbrella body allows full view of your pet. Keeps your dog dry and comfortable in rain, sleet or snow Umbrella clips to collar 24″ x 16″ clear oblong arc, trimmed with classic navy and green plaid waterproof fabric Adjustable 6″-11″ leash with hook…

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    Bird communication

    Research Blog | September 18, 2010

    Great web page full of info and clips on bird communication from Gary Ritchison’s Avian Biology course at EKU (ta, google) bird communication | avian biology Bird communication, posted with vodpod The Monwalking Red-Capped  Manakin

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    and then there’s this…

    Research Blog | September 17, 2010

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    Mesocosm (Northumberland UK), NEW almost-final work

    Research Blog | August 27, 2010

    OK I just updated the page and files. This is the latest, almost done. The brilliant Veronique Brossier is working with me to create all the new code for this new piece I began in 09/09 at Eyebeam, and it’s in great shape. Check out the work in progress here.  It’ll probably take a while…

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    Fantastic Creatures and more Real world faeries!

    Research Blog | August 1, 2010

    (via Sue Morgan, from Pink Tentacle): Gensou Hyouhon Hakubutsukan (“Museum of Fantastic Specimens”) is an online collection of creatures “curated” by Hajime Emoto. The three-story virtual museum consists of 9 rooms chock full of water- and land-dwelling monstrosities from all corners of the globe. – http://pinktentacle.com

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    Love

    Research Blog | May 11, 2010

    My cousin Pejk Malinowski sent me this poem last night by Robert Creeley. I am smitten. Love The thing comes of itself (Look up to see the cat & the squirrel, the one torn, a red thing, & the other somehow immaculate) – Robert Creeley

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    Put pressure on dolphin slaughter in japan

    Research Blog | March 17, 2010

    Just watched The Cove. Besides its effectively genius simple mediation techniques (TVs strapped to protesting bodies in public spaces jihad-style; happy dolphin balloons armed with covert spycams), the fundamental argument is… unarguable. Dolphin slaughter should become an embarrassing harpoon in Japan’s public image. – as top-of-the-food-chain eaters (like us), dolphin meat contains toxic levels of…

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    saviours vow to keep the red flag flying

    Research Blog | December 18, 2009

    Published Date: 09 November 2005 By Grant Woodward Premium Article ! To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the n/a site. Subscribe Registered Article ! To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. Sign In Register ITS flame red coat…

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    forum comments on UK squirrel immigrants

    Research Blog | December 2, 2009

    Credit crunch dining Rename grey squirrel meat as ‘spruce venison’ and watch it fly off the shelves at Waitrose. so I dunno. Bloody immigrants – come over here, climb our trees, grab our nuts…. Armstrong and Miller Kill them. Kill them all. None of the mamby pamby stuff…. Grey squirrels are non-indigenous vermin that also…

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    Ninja Squirrel Attacks Dog to Defend her Kitten

    Research Blog | December 2, 2009

    From the UK Metro. I love the Related Tags: squirrel dog tree supermum mother

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