home.social

#borealforest — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #borealforest, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. Canada's boreal forests absorb quite a bit of winter heat, which could offset up to a fifth of their cooling benefits. #borealforest

    phys.org/news/2026-08-dark-bor

  2. Canada's boreal forests absorb quite a bit of winter heat, which could offset up to a fifth of their cooling benefits. #borealforest

    phys.org/news/2026-08-dark-bor

  3. Canada's boreal forests absorb quite a bit of winter heat, which could offset up to a fifth of their cooling benefits. #borealforest

    phys.org/news/2026-08-dark-bor

  4. CW: nifty black dragonfly on dandelion leaf

    This is another species: Black Meadowhawk Sympetrum danae; more of these around last week or so than the White-faced.
    #dragonfly #insects #inverts #nature #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #photography

  5. CW: nifty black dragonfly on dandelion leaf

    This is another species: Black Meadowhawk Sympetrum danae; more of these around last week or so than the White-faced.
    #dragonfly #insects #inverts #nature #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #photography

  6. CW: nifty black dragonfly on dandelion leaf

    This is another species: Black Meadowhawk Sympetrum danae; more of these around last week or so than the White-faced.
    #dragonfly #insects #inverts #nature #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #photography

  7. CW: nifty black dragonfly on dandelion leaf

    This is another species: Black Meadowhawk Sympetrum danae; more of these around last week or so than the White-faced.
    #dragonfly #insects #inverts #nature #BorealForest #Alberta #Canada #photography

  8. CW: cool moth like a tapestry

    From a bit of distance, you might just see a grey moth, but a closer look reveals delightful details. The First two shots are from one that fell down from the door frame of the old house when I opened the screen door. I gave it a dandelion leaf to walk onto and moved it to safety. Last shot is another from a week back.
    #moth #insects nature #Alberta #Canada #BorealForest

  9. CW: cool moth like a tapestry

    From a bit of distance, you might just see a grey moth, but a closer look reveals delightful details. The First two shots are from one that fell down from the door frame of the old house when I opened the screen door. I gave it a dandelion leaf to walk onto and moved it to safety. Last shot is another from a week back.
    #moth #insects nature #Alberta #Canada #BorealForest

  10. CW: cool moth like a tapestry

    From a bit of distance, you might just see a grey moth, but a closer look reveals delightful details. The First two shots are from one that fell down from the door frame of the old house when I opened the screen door. I gave it a dandelion leaf to walk onto and moved it to safety. Last shot is another from a week back.
    #moth #insects nature #Alberta #Canada #BorealForest

  11. CW: cool moth like a tapestry

    From a bit of distance, you might just see a grey moth, but a closer look reveals delightful details. The First two shots are from one that fell down from the door frame of the old house when I opened the screen door. I gave it a dandelion leaf to walk onto and moved it to safety. Last shot is another from a week back.
    #moth #insects nature #Alberta #Canada #BorealForest

  12. 2 2nd tiny frog This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage. No standing water around at this time (except on my driveway), mix of grass/sedge, shrubby willows and dwarf birch with larger (same species) willows, paper birch, tamarack (larch) poplars and spruce nearby in wetland edge and blending to upland.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  13. 2 2nd tiny frog This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage. No standing water around at this time (except on my driveway), mix of grass/sedge, shrubby willows and dwarf birch with larger (same species) willows, paper birch, tamarack (larch) poplars and spruce nearby in wetland edge and blending to upland.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  14. 2 2nd tiny frog This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage. No standing water around at this time (except on my driveway), mix of grass/sedge, shrubby willows and dwarf birch with larger (same species) willows, paper birch, tamarack (larch) poplars and spruce nearby in wetland edge and blending to upland.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  15. 2 2nd tiny frog This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage. No standing water around at this time (except on my driveway), mix of grass/sedge, shrubby willows and dwarf birch with larger (same species) willows, paper birch, tamarack (larch) poplars and spruce nearby in wetland edge and blending to upland.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  16. 1 of 2 These two tiny frogs were photographed less than a minute apart and within a metre or few. As different as they look (next post), I think they are both Boreal Chorus Frogs Pseudacris maculata (the ones that sing in ponds in the spring).Fast little critters= crappy photos..lol
    This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  17. 1 of 2 These two tiny frogs were photographed less than a minute apart and within a metre or few. As different as they look (next post), I think they are both Boreal Chorus Frogs Pseudacris maculata (the ones that sing in ponds in the spring).Fast little critters= crappy photos..lol
    This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  18. 1 of 2 These two tiny frogs were photographed less than a minute apart and within a metre or few. As different as they look (next post), I think they are both Boreal Chorus Frogs Pseudacris maculata (the ones that sing in ponds in the spring).Fast little critters= crappy photos..lol
    This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  19. 1 of 2 These two tiny frogs were photographed less than a minute apart and within a metre or few. As different as they look (next post), I think they are both Boreal Chorus Frogs Pseudacris maculata (the ones that sing in ponds in the spring).Fast little critters= crappy photos..lol
    This is in wetland area on the farm just outside the acreage.
    #frogs #nature #wetland #BorealForest #cute #photography

  20. CW: shiny copper coloured wasp on leaf

    I was talking about #wasps (etc) with @enriquericos + @NatureMC here's a cool local one not huge but good size- maybe close to 1 inch/couple cm long? but very narrow. I *think* this is the same kind I saw earlier in the year laying eggs in cocoon of the Forest Tent Caterpillars (of which we had a major explosion this year- did I ever share videos?) if so, this should have been a great year for them! #insects #Alberta #BorealForest #inverts #nature #photography

  21. CW: shiny copper coloured wasp on leaf

    I was talking about #wasps (etc) with @enriquericos + @NatureMC here's a cool local one not huge but good size- maybe close to 1 inch/couple cm long? but very narrow. I *think* this is the same kind I saw earlier in the year laying eggs in cocoon of the Forest Tent Caterpillars (of which we had a major explosion this year- did I ever share videos?) if so, this should have been a great year for them! #insects #Alberta #BorealForest #inverts #nature #photography

  22. CW: shiny copper coloured wasp on leaf

    I was talking about #wasps (etc) with @enriquericos + @NatureMC here's a cool local one not huge but good size- maybe close to 1 inch/couple cm long? but very narrow. I *think* this is the same kind I saw earlier in the year laying eggs in cocoon of the Forest Tent Caterpillars (of which we had a major explosion this year- did I ever share videos?) if so, this should have been a great year for them! #insects #Alberta #BorealForest #inverts #nature #photography

  23. CW: shiny copper coloured wasp on leaf

    I was talking about #wasps (etc) with @enriquericos + @NatureMC here's a cool local one not huge but good size- maybe close to 1 inch/couple cm long? but very narrow. I *think* this is the same kind I saw earlier in the year laying eggs in cocoon of the Forest Tent Caterpillars (of which we had a major explosion this year- did I ever share videos?) if so, this should have been a great year for them! #insects #Alberta #BorealForest #inverts #nature #photography

  24. CW: colourful bee mimic fly

    This handsome person was on a willow support in a pea garden bed. At first I thought it was a much more common Tachinid fly, but this is new to me: Mesembrina decipiens (I think, I'll see if I get any input on iNat), which is in the housefly family -though not a housefly, and clearly a bee mimic. I'm not sure what the adult feeds on (just saw the one, and it wasn't feeding) but it seems larvae likely develop in dung.
    #flies #insects #FlyDay #BorealForest #garden #nature

  25. CW: colourful bee mimic fly

    This handsome person was on a willow support in a pea garden bed. At first I thought it was a much more common Tachinid fly, but this is new to me: Mesembrina decipiens (I think, I'll see if I get any input on iNat), which is in the housefly family -though not a housefly, and clearly a bee mimic. I'm not sure what the adult feeds on (just saw the one, and it wasn't feeding) but it seems larvae likely develop in dung.
    #flies #insects #FlyDay #BorealForest #garden #nature

  26. CW: colourful bee mimic fly

    This handsome person was on a willow support in a pea garden bed. At first I thought it was a much more common Tachinid fly, but this is new to me: Mesembrina decipiens (I think, I'll see if I get any input on iNat), which is in the housefly family -though not a housefly, and clearly a bee mimic. I'm not sure what the adult feeds on (just saw the one, and it wasn't feeding) but it seems larvae likely develop in dung.
    #flies #insects #FlyDay #BorealForest #garden #nature

  27. CW: colourful bee mimic fly

    This handsome person was on a willow support in a pea garden bed. At first I thought it was a much more common Tachinid fly, but this is new to me: Mesembrina decipiens (I think, I'll see if I get any input on iNat), which is in the housefly family -though not a housefly, and clearly a bee mimic. I'm not sure what the adult feeds on (just saw the one, and it wasn't feeding) but it seems larvae likely develop in dung.
    #flies #insects #FlyDay #BorealForest #garden #nature

  28. "The science backs up what people on the front lines already know: humanity's addiction to burning massive amounts of #coal, #oil and #gas is heating our planet, turning more of #Canada's vast #forests into tinderboxes, and spreading dangerous smoke far beyond the flames." cbc.ca/news/science/wwa-study-

    #BorealForest #ClimateBreakdown #wildfires #drought #BigOil #ClimateCriminals

  29. "The science backs up what people on the front lines already know: humanity's addiction to burning massive amounts of #coal, #oil and #gas is heating our planet, turning more of #Canada's vast #forests into tinderboxes, and spreading dangerous smoke far beyond the flames." cbc.ca/news/science/wwa-study-

    #BorealForest #ClimateBreakdown #wildfires #drought #BigOil #ClimateCriminals

  30. "The science backs up what people on the front lines already know: humanity's addiction to burning massive amounts of #coal, #oil and #gas is heating our planet, turning more of #Canada's vast #forests into tinderboxes, and spreading dangerous smoke far beyond the flames." cbc.ca/news/science/wwa-study-

    #BorealForest #ClimateBreakdown #wildfires #drought #BigOil #ClimateCriminals

  31. "The science backs up what people on the front lines already know: humanity's addiction to burning massive amounts of #coal, #oil and #gas is heating our planet, turning more of #Canada's vast #forests into tinderboxes, and spreading dangerous smoke far beyond the flames." cbc.ca/news/science/wwa-study-

    #BorealForest #ClimateBreakdown #wildfires #drought #BigOil #ClimateCriminals

  32. Up until approximately a decade ago, most boreal forest lightening strikes fell on damp ground, usually from recent snow melt. Climate change has turned the upper half of North America into a giant tinder box.

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #BorealForest #snowmelt

  33. Up until approximately a decade ago, most boreal forest lightening strikes fell on damp ground, usually from recent snow melt. Climate change has turned the upper half of North America into a giant tinder box.

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #BorealForest #snowmelt

  34. Up until approximately a decade ago, most boreal forest lightening strikes fell on damp ground, usually from recent snow melt. Climate change has turned the upper half of North America into a giant tinder box.

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #BorealForest #snowmelt

  35. Up until approximately a decade ago, most boreal forest lightening strikes fell on damp ground, usually from recent snow melt. Climate change has turned the upper half of North America into a giant tinder box.

    #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #BorealForest #snowmelt

  36. Finally got through the 2nd day of the week for iNaturalist observations. I still have over 3,000 photos to process.

    This number will change, of course, as identifiers catch up. But as of now, I added 46 new-to-me species during the week!

    inaturalist.org/observations?p

    #Maine #BeeCourse #Bees #BeeID #BorealForest #iNaturalist

  37. Finally got through the 2nd day of the week for iNaturalist observations. I still have over 3,000 photos to process.

    This number will change, of course, as identifiers catch up. But as of now, I added 46 new-to-me species during the week!

    inaturalist.org/observations?p

    #Maine #BeeCourse #Bees #BeeID #BorealForest #iNaturalist

  38. Finally got through the 2nd day of the week for iNaturalist observations. I still have over 3,000 photos to process.

    This number will change, of course, as identifiers catch up. But as of now, I added 46 new-to-me species during the week!

    inaturalist.org/observations?p

    #Maine #BeeCourse #Bees #BeeID #BorealForest #iNaturalist

  39. Finally got through the 2nd day of the week for iNaturalist observations. I still have over 3,000 photos to process.

    This number will change, of course, as identifiers catch up. But as of now, I added 46 new-to-me species during the week!

    inaturalist.org/observations?p

    #Maine #BeeCourse #Bees #BeeID #BorealForest #iNaturalist