[ SECRET POST #2302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2302 ⌋

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Re: something new you've done in the past month

[(Anonymous)]

While on an insect collecting trip with classmates, I finally learned the proper way to take a kick sample of benthic invertebrates and actually find something, thanks to the instructor's really awesome grad student. I'm still not very good at it, but this trip was a good chance to practice. And the instructor outright gave me a beautiful caddisfly larva in its case and a nice big crane fly maggot, which he picked up in his fingers and put right in my hand. (The collection is for a grade, so any help in amassing it is great to have.) Since I'm pretty squeamish about all maggots--but especially ones the size of my little finger--I felt I was making a little progress in becoming a decent field ecologist.