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Theodore Roosevelt National Park

  • Jess
  • 10 Aug 2018
  • naturalist
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This morning, we walked the CCC trail from Peaceful Valley to Paddock Creek. Then, we saw a regal fritillary along the trail to Elkhorn Ranch! We walked out to the former ranch site, and then just backtracked because it was the hottest part of the afternoon by the time we went for a walk.

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Teddy Roosevelt National Park

  • Jess
  • 9 Aug 2018
  • Birding, naturalist
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This evening, we saw lazuli buntings in a scuffle! We visited Peaceful Valley at the end of the day, and walked down to the Little Missouri river around sunset.

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Little Missouri National Grassland

  • Jess
  • 8 Aug 2018
  • Birding, naturalist
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During the heat of the day, we visited some sights in Bismarck to pass the afternoon, most notably the Heritage Center & State museum. Then, we checked into Teddy Roosevelt National Park in the late afternoon to get a pass and drive around a little. We spent the evening driving some roads in the grasslands! […]

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Sibley Nature Park

  • Jess
  • 7 Aug 2018
  • Birding, naturalist
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We drove around the farm fields in Kunkel School District and saw a Richardson’s ground squirrel. Then, we saw our lifer black-headed grosbeak at Camp Neche!

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ND Vacation!

  • Jess
  • 6 Aug 2018
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Today our vacation kicks off. We made it to Fargo tonight to get a good start heading west tomorrow!

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Anthropology & Ornithology

  • Jess
  • 5 Aug 2018
  • Birding, naturalist
  • etymology
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It’s interesting to me that so many ancient cultures named birds by their sound, and I think it’s related to why birds are so relatively easy to sample today: they make noise, and somewhat predictably! When we do point counts, most species are detected aurally. So, in the soundscape, it would have made sense for […]

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White M Hairstreak

  • Jess
  • 3 Aug 2018
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This is the week to look for a rare stray butterfly…but admittedly, not likely up here!

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#NameThatBirdSong Digest

  • Jess
  • 1 Aug 2018
  • Birding, naturalist
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This week’s bird of the week is American goldfinch! Here’s the collection of birds that has been featured this spring/summer: chipping sparrow red-eyed vireo warbling vireo song sparrow chestnut-sided warbler Baltimore oriole merlin common grackle

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Linux: Find Tricks

  • Jess
  • 31 Jul 2018
  • quantitative
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I used this to find files whose names match a regular expression, that also aren’t empty. Then I cut the filenames by underscores and kept the 2nd field. I dumped that list into a file. find -name “o*” -size +0 | cut -d “_” -f 2 > successful_model ls results_copy > filenames ls results_copy | […]

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WI Butterflies – End of July

  • Jess
  • 30 Jul 2018
  • naturalist
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All of them are found in Douglas Co. (with varying commonness)! mustard white purplish fritillary common branded skipper

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