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Sex, Theft and a Beetle
Dogbane Leaf Beetle / © Bryan Pfeiffer
In a culture drawn to sex and shiny objects, it would seem hard to overlook the Dogbane Leaf Beetle. Along with its rainbow glow, this beetle is promiscuous, polyamorous, and poisonous. It’s a heck of...
A Flower Reminds Me Where I Belong
A woodland spruce bog in northern Vermont / © Bryan Pfeiffer
If you’re a field biologist heading to a bog, your first concern isn’t usually a hot-pink flower. Not that the flower doesn’t matter. It does. But first, you must get to the bog...
Virtue in a Droplet
The Droplet (<1mm across) on an Eastern Dwarf Mistletoe shoot © Bryan Pfeiffer
Given the world’s troubles, I recognize that a droplet at the tip of a bizarre flower isn’t exactly breaking news.
And yet you, dear readers, are among the few...
A Songbird for a Damaged World
Palm Warbler in winter (near actual palms) / © Bryan Pfeiffer
One day during the 18th century, on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, a songbird with the quirky habit of wagging its tail was killed, probably by fine-grain birdshot, and col...
Seeing Red
New leaves of Sugar Maple / © Bryan Pfeiffer
Yet again the conventional wisdom is wrong. Spring isn’t green; it’s countless shades of red. Carmine tints emerging leaves. Ruby dyes early flowers. And scarlet conveys songbird desire.
The gr...
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Field biologist, boyish adventurer, fledgling geezer. I write about the natural world and the human condition.
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