Sorry, you still can’t have any. Same reason as last time. You remember the last time, when Your Friendly Neighborhood …Read the Rest
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Fish fry
No you can’t have any. At least not until they grow up. Your Friendly Neighborhood Amoeba supposes he’d better explain. …Read the Rest
What’s New With Amoeba & Quilly?
Well, Amoeba spent a week in Louisiana, came home for a few days and then flew off to Hawaii. He …Read the Rest
A Picturesque Camping Trip
Once again we tripped off to Vancouver, B.C. with a group of students from UW’s Friday Harbor Labs. This time …Read the Rest
Friday Harbor Labs, UW
Come see where Amoeba works. Dave Hays, a UW film making class student, interviewed Hillary, one of the TAs who …Read the Rest
PNW Giant
This photo shows Amoeba with a cross section of a Pacific Northwest Douglas Fir tree. These trees can live for …Read the Rest
Don’t Bug Me
All this rain is making me miss the long, hot, dry days in Vegas. I was thinking how good it …Read the Rest
Turkey of A Day
Right now I am exhausted. We landed at Logan Airport in Boston after over overnight flight in which I may …Read the Rest
Comfort Zone ~ NPM Day #2
Unfortunately the photo isn’t mine. The silver fox was there and gone so quickly, I didn’t have time to get …Read the Rest
Red Shafted Flickers
Behold the Red-shafted Flicker Colaptes auratus cafer. These medium sized woodpeckers have red feathers under their tails & wings, red …Read the Rest
Home
Safe and sound and none the worse for wear. The weather forecasters were wrong. We only got about 3 inches …Read the Rest
Mr. & Mrs. Hooded Merganser
For those of you who thought I must have gotten my genders confused on my post about the female Hooded …Read the Rest
Quick! Duck!
Running into his workroom at the lab, she said, “Honey, quick, where’s my camera? There’s a duck out here I’ve …Read the Rest
She Said It Isn’t Snow
She looked out the window and saw a blanket of white covering everything in sight. He said, “Snow.” She said, …Read the Rest
Hummingbirds in Snow
People say Hummingbirds are too fragile to withstand extreme weather. Ha! Hummingbirds are strong, resilient and fierce. On December 29th, …Read the Rest






