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Tag Archives: Long Island
Hvalreki
Hvalreki really should have been the title of my last post. It is my favorite Icelandic word, which I learned visiting that country almost five years ago. It translates to “windfall” in English, and, like that word, originally referred to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Balaenoptera physalus, fin whale, hvalreki, iceland, Long Island, ship strike
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Adventure Time on Great Gull Island
Particularly diligent readers of this blog may have noticed a couple of changes last week to its About and Research pages, for the first time since I finished my master’s in Seattle and moved to Long Island. In that time, … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged fish, foraging, Great Gull Island, Long Island, radar, sonar, terns
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