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Name:
Forrest
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Age:
65
Joined:
October 21, 2006
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1 month ago
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Science activities in and around the field I call Geronimo Creek Observatory.
About Me:
Hometown:
Houston, Texas
Occupation:
Writer, photographer and science consultant.
Schools:
Texas A&M University
Hobbies:
Photography, observational science, monitoring the ozone layer and solar UV-B, measuring photosynthetic sunlight, measuring haze, cycling.
Music:
General and most anything by Handel.
Books:
Climate Data and Resources, Proverbs (Bible), Texas Wildflowers, Voyage of the Beagle, Pride and Prejudice, The Design Revolution, Plants and UV-B, Krakatau 1883, Light and Color in the Outdoors, Darwin's Black Box, Polarization and Intensity of Light in the Atmosphere, etc.
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The Texas star (aka devils cigar) (Chorioactis geaster) is among the world's rarest fungi. They are found only on the Japanese island Kyushu and in...
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Here's a closeup view of the thousands of water striders zipping along the Guadalupe River. These insects seem to skate across the water. When app...
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Daughter Sarah's water strider photos from the Guadalupe River motivated me to return to the same place. These insects seem to skate across the wat...
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The magnificant monarch butterfly is the world's most spectacular migrating insect. Science has yet to explain how each fall monarchs fly from the ...
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fmims uploaded a new video
The Texas star--or devil's cigar-- (Chorioactis geaster), is among the world's rarest and most spectacular fungi. It is found only on the Japanese ...
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