With the demise of the bird site, I will probably return to more quick linkblogging here.
The first sentence (more or less) of the first post for the last twelve months:
- 15 January: What Will Art Look Like in the Metaverse?, by Dean Kissick.
- 20 February: Noreen Malone captures the mood of the moment.
- 4 March: Finally, after a dark and cold winter, some color in my Winogradsky column project.
- 1 April: Hi, Mom!
- 3 May: Sunday’s report: Many adventures today!
- 4 June: Back in the field with the scrappy little Mason & Bailey Club, and their first visit to Huntley Meadows Park!
- 4 July: As usual, that’s me in the back, the last one to get on whatever we’re looking at.
- 6 August: [[User:Adam_Cuerden]] gives a quick backstage tour.
- 6 September: “(Maybe that’s what you’re seeing whenever you see a little swirling updraft of debris in the city: someone’s panic taking shape, someone’s death setting out to find their body.)”
- 1 October: Helen Shaw reviews David Greenspan’s realization of Four Saints in Three Acts, by Gertrude Stein.
- 1 November: I have become mildly obsessed with Mantovani’s anodyne arrangement of “Charmaine,” perhaps the epitome of easy listening/elevator music.
- 6 December: More publicity for the Habenaria repens that we documented in September.
The year in review: