Managed to capture the last night from Mid . It was an amazing spectacle. The pillars could be seen with the naked eye (but no colour), and these unedited photos from my show the beautiful colours of the display . An unforgettable experience, and a rarity for this far south.

Listened to a fascinating podcast about the study of moss which inspired me to pay more attention to this underrated ancient plant. The podcast was called "Ologies" by Alice Ward. Highly recommend a listen :-)

Currently studying ecology as part of my degree. It forms part of the general science module so it’s only high level at this stage. This week’s individual project involves measuring Leaf Area Index of different parts of the world to identify the likely habitat. I also found this article in about trophic cascades and what happens when humans meddle theguardian.com/environment/20

Some taken at last week when I went to check on my . In the second photo, you can see the moon in the top right hand corner, with the sun rising toward the bottom left.

Timeline cleanse: This baby elephant messing around with an on air reporter is totally adorbs 🥰

(h/t Sheldrick Wildlife Trust)

Whilst I'm still getting my head around navigating, I'm enjoying being a of Mastadon. I can't describe it, but the entire vibe just feels...different. Less toxic. I'm searching for hashtags that are relevant to my interests, such as and coming across some fantastic artists to follow. It just feels nicer...I hope it stays that way. 🤞

“To help make connections: name 5-7 things that interest you, but aren't in your profile, as tags so they are searchable. 

Then, boost this post or repeat its instructions so others know to do the same.”

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