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Tag Archives: turtles
Return of the Turtles (and Requiem)
Hi blog. Despite my claim in my last post that it seemed that the rainy season had started ridiculously early this year, we have had several days without significant rain and the temperatures have topped out near the 30 degree … Continue reading
Soft Shell, Hard Bite
Hi blog. This will be another fairly short post with only a couple of photographs – and low quality ones at that – due to this being another “stumbled upon” event. Let’s set the scene. I hadn’t slept well for … Continue reading
Great Horny Turtles!
Hi blog. This isn’t the post I wanted to write; August arrived and brought more sunshine in the first three days than we had for all of July. Then the weather quickly heated up. I found myself taking days off … Continue reading
On the good news front…
Hi blog. A new post is long overdue, and I’m lucky to have stumbled onto some good news for a change. http://the-japan-news.com/news/article/0001678851 Sea turtles seen laying more eggs The Yomiuri Shimbun 4:37 am, October 31, 2014 The Yomiuri Shimbun More … Continue reading
Splitting hairs? An adventure in Cross-Linguistic Naming
One of the interesting aspects of doing any anything nature-related in Japan is the difference in nomenclature between the English and Japanese languages. Most non-linguists tend to think in very absolute terms – generally along the lines that their language’s … Continue reading
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