
He/Him Berry Entomology Research Tech with @AAFC_Canada Clarinetist with @TheCarnivalBand Views are my own
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Yonathan Uriel retweeted
I now own a french book from 1842 named « Animals »!
I love the illustrations :-)
New job posting for a technician at AAFC Agassiz 👇
If you have experience with microbiology and modern molecular techniques, you could be my coworker!
DMs are open if you want tips on how to apply. Position closes Feb 16th
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My only new years resolution is to post more microbes on iNaturalist, like these metal oxidizing beta-proteobacteria! Pond scum royalty
Yonathan Uriel retweeted
A lone Giant Willow Aphid (Tuberolachnus salignus) spotted in the woods last week complete with dorsal fin.
Yonathan Uriel retweeted
The Canadian National Collection in Ottawa is hiring a Research Technician in the Coleoptera unit! Amazing job opportunity (even if it is beetles…). Deadline to apply is Jan 22 2023 – emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.…
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is hiring a new Lab Analyst for their Plant Health lab in Saanich, BC. Federal gov't job with $80k salary and it only requires a BSc. Applications are open until Dec 30th👀
DMs are open if you want application tips.
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been seeing a lot of press about this 'cocaine bear' movie. seems like just another lazy hollwyood remake of a british classic
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Oops! Fell off my bike and fractured both my wrists. Luckily I'm not too banged up otherwise, but having a cast on one arm and a splint on the other is a bit of a bummer
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Do garter snakes come out of their burrows and take little winter hikes? Or was this guy just lost
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Mymarids (aka Fairy flies) are some of the smallest animals on the planet. Pencil for scale on the right.
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This bee hotel at Adanac Park Community Garden has been totally taken over by yellowjackets! Gotta say I do like the new wallpaper
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Me to myself walking out of the eye clinic realizing I've been massively upsold on a pair of new frames
The art: Rose pincushion gall.
The artist: Diplolepis rosae. These wasp larvae release chemical signals that cause their host plants to grow bizarre, unique structures that they then eat!























