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Man, I love bees!
National Geographic December, 2010 / photo by: Jerome G. Rozen, Jr.
brood cells with petal shingles : Osmia avosetta bees arrange flower petals to create beautiful and unique nests that swaddle their larvae in nutrients and warmth for the winter.
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Posted on May 25, 2012 via ⥉⥉☪⥉⥉ with 365 notes
Source: sacred-geometry
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peter gabriel’s sledgehammer video is pretty amazin’ I must say
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fancy dress indeed
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Somehow, the author of the Declaration of Independence and the nation’s third president found spare time to meticulously document his many trials and errors, growing over 300 varieties of more than 90 different plants. These included exotics like sesame, chickpeas, sea kale and salsify. I love Thomas Jefferson!!
He believed that plants could transform society. Jefferson even mused that the slavery of African-Americans in the Deep South might be replaced if sugar maple trees could replace sugar cane. He said they’d be so simple to tend, children could do it.
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went foraging for morels last week in an abandoned apple orchard
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Posted on May 7, 2012 via Fungi with 81 notes
Source: mycology
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sometimes I eat boiled peanuts for breakfast. other times I eat popcorn for dinner
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It’s national garlic day. Be sure to partake in some ‘stinking rose’ goodness at some point today!
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happy grilled cheese day
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get a look at this burger king ad from the netherlands
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Klaus Pichler gets to the root of our global food displacement dilemma.
Posted on March 29, 2012 with 5 notes
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adventures of a girl and her cat over snacks big and small.
