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By phrankberes
By phrankberes
Black-and-white Warbler (Mniotilta varia). Ulster County, New York, USA.
The spring green is slowly creeping in, along with animals in a multitude of different colors and patterns. Black-and-white warblers feed on insects and spiders, but a bit differently from most warblers. They creep along tree bark and branches as they forage, in a style similar to that of a nuthatch. If you live in the northeast US, now's the time to find them in a forest near you.
The Other Nature project is dedicated to fostering appreciation for the unique biodiversity of our planet. Please contact othernaturephoto@gmail.com for inquiries.
Other Nature: Conservation Through Dedication
I am an ecologist and nature advocate that has documented thousands of unique biodiversity sightings in my local area of New York. This collection is an ongoing representation of my life's work.
One original species documentation will be added every day. Each sighting is thoughtfully chosen and comes with a unique description, ranging from the technical to the irreverent.
This project reflects my personal dedication to biodiversity and conservation and I hope to inspire others to join me in this mission. Conservation begins with understanding, love, and knowledge: ideals that are invaluable for anyone to pass on to future generations.
Preserving our home begins with a shift in the global collective consciousness: a movement towards valuing and embracing life on our planet.
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By phrankberes
By phrankberes
Black-and-white Warbler (Mniotilta varia). Ulster County, New York, USA.
The spring green is slowly creeping in, along with animals in a multitude of different colors and patterns. Black-and-white warblers feed on insects and spiders, but a bit differently from most warblers. They creep along tree bark and branches as they forage, in a style similar to that of a nuthatch. If you live in the northeast US, now's the time to find them in a forest near you.
The Other Nature project is dedicated to fostering appreciation for the unique biodiversity of our planet. Please contact othernaturephoto@gmail.com for inquiries.
Other Nature: Conservation Through Dedication
I am an ecologist and nature advocate that has documented thousands of unique biodiversity sightings in my local area of New York. This collection is an ongoing representation of my life's work.
One original species documentation will be added every day. Each sighting is thoughtfully chosen and comes with a unique description, ranging from the technical to the irreverent.
This project reflects my personal dedication to biodiversity and conservation and I hope to inspire others to join me in this mission. Conservation begins with understanding, love, and knowledge: ideals that are invaluable for anyone to pass on to future generations.
Preserving our home begins with a shift in the global collective consciousness: a movement towards valuing and embracing life on our planet.
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