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Tag Archives: entomology
The tomatoes are humming
Originally posted on The ancient eavesdropper:
Out in the greenhouse, inspecting the vines, counting and sorting, wasting my time. One tomato this, one tomato that, protruding off in space, landing in a case, humid and sweaty with the whir of…
Posted in Nature, Poetry
Tagged botany, entomology, horticulture, humor, inspiration, nature, poems, poetry
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Safeguarding home bodies
My ears have been ringing all day with buzz-saw echoes of bald-faced hornets, their stingers safeguarding football-shaped paper mache homes hanging aloft from fir boughs, my steps across the forest floor ever so light, eyes scanning ahead for a … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Poetry
Tagged botany, ecology, entomology, hornets, humor, inspiration, nature, Oregon, poems, poetry
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Cherry-bombing aphids with ladybugs
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged entomology, Fourth of July, horticulture, humor, inspiration, nature, Oregon, photography, poems, poetry
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The tomatoes are humming
Out in the greenhouse, inspecting the vines, counting and sorting, wasting my time. One tomato this, one tomato that, protruding off in space, landing in a case, humid and sweaty with the whir of the fan pushing air out instead … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Poetry
Tagged entomology, horticulture, humor, inspiration, music, nature, poems, poetry
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Some will fly, whine and die in the summertime
Here is a funny little poem I wrote while out in the backcountry doing trail work a few summers ago. I’m sure all of you bloggers can relate to an annoying insect, be it a fly or mosquito, that has … Continue reading
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged biology, entomology, flies, humor, insects, inspirational, nature, outdoors, poems, poetry, science, summer
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