This crew consumed 65 species for today. The youngest ate roughly .8 lbs of Vaccinium macrocarpon sauce.

33 families. Lamiaceae and Poacaeae tied for the lead. The Trader Joe’s 21 Seasoning Salute my bro-in-law injected the turkey with was a clutch player.

Solidago sempervirens still blooming here and there on the back dunes of the Jersey coast.

Too much heaviness to go around lately, but this rube is taking a little bit of comfort from the sun rising over the Atlantic (and my wife). And, later today, by counting species with my kids.

Field Botany at the Roaring Creek Tract, Weiser State Forest. Talked about the legacy of coal mining in the region, the history of state lands preservation, and met some cool new ferns. Only three field trips left with this gang for the semester.

Sunrise over the Botany Bus after a beaver blood moon. Good day to learn some plants. #

Field Botany class prep band photo from Weiser State Forest. New album dropping soon. Chewie on keys.

Bucknell Botany students, 1912 and 2022. The cliff face remains largely the same after 110 years, but some other things have changed quite a bit.

Lab gang at tonight supporting Maddie Wickers ‘23 while she presented her and Anais Barnes’ undergrad research on Heuchera in PA. 💚 this squad.

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