Jim Colbert
Lived in Iowa most of my life. Retired ISU Bio professor. Outdoors person. Skunk River Navy. Totally frustrated with Iowa's disrespect for rivers and streams and minimal amount of public land.
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In Your Nature
Unused clay tiles that never made it into the ground (JT Colbert)
Driving through central Iowa today one could be forgiven for thinking that this land had ever been anything other than corn and soybeans. About 24 million of Iowa’s 36 milli...
In Your Nature
Schizophyllum commune - “split gill fungus” (JT Colbert)
Sometimes a walk in the woods can lead to deep thoughts in addition to deep mud. In humans there are two “mating types”. We call them “male” (one X and one Y chromosome per cell) an...
In Your Nature
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Pheasants “Forever” is a bold claim. The brightness of the Sun is predicted to increase over time and by only 1 billion years from now the oceans will have evaporated and plants will have all gone extinct. No plants,...
In Your Nature
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How rare can a species be in a location and still be considered to be native there? Is one individual enough or would it require a population that is self-sustaining for some specified period of time? Bird species that are...
In Your Nature
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Just like a long-suffering Language Arts teacher told you somewhere along the way, spelling matters. “Liverwurst” is a type of cooked sausage made primarily from liver blended with fats and spices to make a spread that is serv...
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Lived in Iowa most of my life. Retired ISU Bio professor. Skunk River Navy. Lichens. Hunting. Fishing. Canoeing. Hiking. Winter camping. Totally frustrated with Iowa's disrespect for rivers and streams and minimal amount of public land.
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