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Dec 30, 2022Liked by Bryan Pfeiffer

Gorgeous!

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Spectacular! Such crisp color and detail. And I love learning the scientific terms - anemophily, entomophily, ambophily. Sounds like the makings of a poem to me. Will let you know if they ever become one.

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Exquisite!—the butterfly with its fringed edges, striped antennae, and teal-glitter-edged eye spots; the elegantly stylish beaksedge; and the biologist (Oh, that eloquent biologist!) on his belly. What a winning combo for all of us nature-lovers. Thank you, Bryan.

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Chasing Nature - my top purchase of 2022 and a delight to look forward to in 2023! Thank you, Bryan.

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Fantastic, thank you - I'd never read about (or seen) beaksedges before.

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Lovely. ❤️

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Thanks for pursuing your curiosity and finding an answer to the question of why a plant pollinated by wind would go to the trouble of attracting insects. And what a beautiful picture!

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Magnificent! You, Cassius Blue, and dances with beaksedges, too. A delightful read.

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