John, I hope this is the first installment in a series titled “A Naturalist Travels the World.” Your writing is both entertaining and educational. Your iNaturalist species total must be impressive in variety and geography.
Given my general botanical ignorance (I know a fern when I see one, but species of ferns!?), I had a lot to learn from your botanizing of Nova Scotia! And I very much enjoyed learning it in such an engaging and often humorous presentaion.
Great post, John! Your enthusiasm makes me want to pause and look more closely at our plant friends.
It's a wonder how excitement is naturally stirred by closer acquaintance with these creatures.
John, I hope this is the first installment in a series titled “A Naturalist Travels the World.” Your writing is both entertaining and educational. Your iNaturalist species total must be impressive in variety and geography.
Thanks for reading Janelle. The trip and the botany did make me want to continue the Adamic Task!
Given my general botanical ignorance (I know a fern when I see one, but species of ferns!?), I had a lot to learn from your botanizing of Nova Scotia! And I very much enjoyed learning it in such an engaging and often humorous presentaion.
Thanks Oz!
Love these dispatches - erudite, charming, adventurous - spurs to dream up plans for similar travels - THANK YOU
Thanks T.R.
Beautiful narrative, gorgeous pics...almost as good as tagging along! Thank you for this vicarious journey. I learned so much! ❤️
Thanks Morrey!