Greetings fellow earthlings! This is The Daily Bone and I’m your perspicuous doggie reporter Chester L. W. Spaniel along with my erudite colleague Joseph (Joey dog) Spaniel.
Our guest columnist Miss Charlee Puppy did a report on her humans’ science geek decorating using their favorite things to collect: skulls, giant bugs, and deviant art. Today we’ll show you some of our own human’s collections and photos of things they think are cool.
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| You might be a science geek if your bedtime reading looks like this! |
The clouds in the sky are a source of never ending interest, day or night. Doggies, remind your humans to take the time to look up once in a while and ponder the firmament.
Decorating with fossils is fun!
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| Our giant trilobite. |
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| Table top with embedded fossils. |
Be observant. There are cool things all around you in your own back yard!
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| Beetle that was living under a rock. |
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| Seeds that look like tiny feathers. |
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| A tiny little mushroom. |
There's a little science geek in all of us! All it takes is a little curiosity and wonder.
Here's a link to some photos of the Rochester shale trilobites. Lockport is about a one hour drive from where we live.
Hi guys! Want to thank you for the birthday wishes. Yep, gotta keep a close eye on the peeps when they are preparing some foodables! We've seen some beetles like that a lot - but Mom is kinda freaked out by that spider
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Mr Bailey & Hazel
That Really IS a GIANT Trilobite.... WE have a Small Curled one... that we CHERISH... Trilobite is Ohio's State Fossil.
ReplyDeleteThat is a BEAUTIFUL Spider...
Dear Chester (and Joey Dog),
ReplyDeleteYou have a giant trilobite?? That is sooo cool! My person loves trilobites! We only have small ones... Yours is most impressive!
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Cobi
That peacock spider is so cool! You guys sure find interesting stuffs!
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Mitch and Molly
Dere wuz a bunny in my backyard. I chased it good.
ReplyDeleteWow! Bunnies are the best fun to chase!
DeleteI added a link in this post to an article about a great place to find fossil trilobites near where we live. Oh, and our NY state fossil is the eurypterid, or sea scorpion.
ReplyDeleteOur Mama is really jealous of that table top! Super neat spider too! Happy Monday Guys!
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Being a s kente geek is A-ok in our book
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Lily & Edward
That spidey dude was spidactular!! OMD!
ReplyDeleteAs much as growlmy hate spiders, that was one that she thought was neat to see. Dancing and showing off, BOL!
Growlmy has been to Lockport, but didn't know about those fossil things. We have the Petoskey Stone here, a fossilzed coral.
I found a salamander under a rock once...and beware, there are wasps that have nests in ground holes, and they will sting...ouch! Ask me and growlmy how we know...
Nothing wrong with a bit of geekiness in our bog. Love the fossils. Have a terrific Tuesday.
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Cute little bloke, aye?? They reckon that's a mating ritual but I reckon he's dressed up for halloween. They are found around our way. Mum thinks she's seen 'em but never with their halloween gear on. That's a very impressive trilobite. Wish I knew what it was?? Watch out google ..... here I come!!
ReplyDeleteCrikey ..... thanks google ...... now I know!!! We got those things at our place too only they are little and grey and alive. We call 'em slaters.
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