To finish up my reportage on the USC conference on Censorship in STEM, I present a video Day 3 for your delectation. It’s 6½ hours long, but below I’ll give the time marks for three items of interest, one of which is of interest only because it includes ME. First the whole day; I’ve put … Continue reading Day 3: USC Conference on Censorship in the Sciences
Today’s wildlife comprises primates: Homo sapiens engaging in what they call “sport,” and the photos from Doug Hayes of Richmond, Virginia. Doug, you may recall, has sent photos of dancers, and here he photographs sledders. His captions are indented, and you can enlarge his photos by clicking on them. A batch of human wildlife photos! … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Today’s photos come from Phil Frymire, who sends us birds photographed in South Africa. Phil’s captions and IDs are indented, and you can enlarge his photos by clicking on them. Moving on from my previous submissions of mammals, here is a selection of birds from an August trip to South Africa. Lilac-breasted rollers are unforgettable, … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos