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kelli7990
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I colored this picture and wrote this #haiku for the #haikuhive.

JenlovesJT47 🐝🐝🐝 2w
AnnCrystal HaikuHive perfection 👏🏼🐝👍🏼🌸🐝🍯🐝💝. 2w
dabbe 🐝🖤🐝 2w
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broughtyoubooks
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Pickpick

More personal, but just got my first tattoo and have to acknowledge the book that renewed my love for mushrooms. Entangled Life has contributed so much to my love of science and fungi, and nonfiction in general.

julesG Love it!!! Ink caps are fascinating 2w
BookishMarginalia 😍😍😍 2w
Julsmarshall Beautiful! 2w
TheKidUpstairs Fabulous! 2w
AmyG Lovely. 2w
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kelli7990
Owls | Valerie Bodden
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I colored this picture and wrote this about it.

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JenlovesJT47 🤎🦉🤎 3w
dabbe 🧡🤎🧡 3w
AnnCrystal 👏🏼🐝🦉🤩🐝💝. 3w
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kelli7990
Owls | Valerie Bodden
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I found this picture on Facebook and wrote this #haiku about it.

#haikuhive

JenlovesJT47 Lol the wet one looks mad 🦉🦉🦉 2mo
dabbe 🤎🦉🤎 2mo
AnnCrystal Adorable, absolutely adorable wet or 👏🏼🐝🤩💝🦉🐝💝 2mo
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kelli7990
Owls | Valerie Bodden
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I found this picture on Facebook and wrote this about it.

#haiku #haikuhive

dabbe 🤎🦉🤎 3mo
JenlovesJT47 Adorable 😍 3mo
AnnCrystal
Too adorable 👏🏼🐝👍🏼🤩🦉🤩🐝💝.
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lil1inblue Owls are so frickin' cool. 😍 😎 😍 3mo
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kelli7990
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I found this picture on Facebook and wrote this about it.

#haiku #haikuhive

CBee This is too cute! 🐝💚 4mo
JenlovesJT47 So sweet!! ♥️♥️♥️ 4mo
AnnCrystal
Sweet Haiku for the HaikuHive 👏🏼🐝👍🏼🤩🌸🐝💝.
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dabbe L🐝VE! 🖤🐝🖤 4mo
lil1inblue I needed to see this today! So friggin' cute! 🐝💛 🐝 3mo
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Chelsea.Poole
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Pickpick

I love to listen to intelligent people muse on the beginnings of life. This one is from a physicist‘s perspective and my mind is altered each time I listen to these types of audiobooks. Do I understand it all? Oh, my no! But it doesn‘t dampen my enthusiasm. And I love to learn about the processes scientists/biologists/etc undertake in this field of study.

DrSabrinaMoldenReads Interesting!! 4mo
AnnCrystal 🤩💝. 4mo
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jen_the_scribe
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Pickpick

If you love reading and learning about nature/science, and especially if you care about the environment, this is a wonderful read. In fact, I think it‘s an important read for everyone. I got this one out of my curiosity for nature in general, and also for my childhood love of mushrooms (I always believed fairies used them for housing, bowls, cute hats, etc.). But I don‘t think I was fully prepared for the mystical ride I was about to embark on… ⬇️

jen_the_scribe I knew of the usual uses for fungi: yeasts for brewing and baking, mushrooms for eating, poisons, and psychedelics. I even knew that some fungi are used as medicine and some for fragrances/perfumes. But I had no idea that they do so much more than that. There are, right now, vast networks of plants and fungi right under our feet. There are types of fungi that can aid in decomposition and the breaking down of waste, including crude oils, ⬇️ 4mo
jen_the_scribe radioactive waste, and plastics. There‘s even a company here in the U.S. using mycelium to create building materials, leather, furniture, and packaging materials (all of which can be composted rather than tossed when you‘re ready to do away with them). This book showed me how fungi just might be the answer for a lot of the environmental problems we face (even with helping the bees). My respect for fungi has grown, no longer just a childhood… ⬇️ (edited) 4mo
jen_the_scribe story full of wonder and magic, but also worthy of more serious consideration. My opinion of them is on par with how I feel about outer space and the ocean: they‘re mysterious and awe-inspiring, but also kind of terrifying. I did learn a lot but also found myself with more questions. I feel like a whole new world just opened up for me, so I‘ll definitely have more exploring to do on the topic. 4mo
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TheBookHippie I adore this book. I have this one and the special photo coffee table book one. 4mo
jen_the_scribe @TheBookHippie The illustrated one? I was looking at that one online just now lol. 4mo
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jen_the_scribe

“Metaphors and analogies, in turn, come laced with human stories and values, meaning that no discussion of scientific ideas—this one included—can be free of cultural bias.”

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Brooke_H
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Pickpick

I orchestrated my read of this book to coincide with a trip to Galapagos. I also read Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle and Origin of Species beforehand. This all contributed to my enjoyment of this book.

The Beak of the Finch is focused on the Grants, a family of scientists studying Galapagos finches. Highlighting their work, Weiner illustrates visible evolution that is occurring around us right now, not centuries from now.