In this week’s roundup of everything arachnid:
The pandemic has changed remarkably little about my daily life, aside from not going to coffeeshops. I am just staying inside more. This past Sunday it was finally decent-ish weather and, along with far too many other people, I headed down to the lake.
In this week’s roundup of arachnid art, news, and science:
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In this week’s round-up of everything new with spiders, scorpions, mites, and ticks:
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Last Monday was the warmest it’d been in a while—over 10°C!—so as soon as I was done with stuff for the day, I headed out for a bit of afternoon “spidering”.
Continue reading Field journal: March 9, 2020In this week’s roundup of arachnid art, news, and science:
New issues of Systematic and Applied Acarology, Experimental and Applied Acarology, and Acarologia means lots and lots of mite papers this week. There’s also nematodes, hair- and/or eyebrow-raising medical case studies, pretty spider photos, bacterial endosymbionts, and more.
In this week’s roundup of all things arachnid (mostly spiders this week, though):
The latest Arachnews is up! In this week’s roundup of arachnid photos, art, news, and science:
The latest edition of Arachnews is short, sweet, and only a little gruesome. In this week’s roundup of arachnid art, news, and science:
…and (just a little) more!
