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Closeup: Water Striders Zipping Along Guadalupe River
Water Striders Zipping Along Guadalupe River
 
 
Spider Eats Bee
Swamp Gas
Baldcypress Fungus
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Name:
Forrest
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Science activities in and around the field I call Geronimo Creek Observatory.
About Me:
 
Amateur scientist, writer and photographer.
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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fmims uploaded a new video (1 month ago)
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...   more
 
 
fmims uploaded a new video (4 months ago)
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...   more
 
 
fmims uploaded a new video (4 months ago)
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...   more
 
 
fmims uploaded a new video (8 months ago)
The magnificant monarch butterfly is the world's most spectacular migrating insect. Science has yet to explain how each fall monarchs fly from the ...   more
 
 
fmims uploaded a new video (8 months ago)
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 ...   more
 
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