Happy Equinox!
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I and the Bird #110 -to Foovay’s Cauldron by September 29
Festival of the Trees #39 - to local ecologist by September 29
Carnival of Evolution #14 - to Pleiotropy by September 29
Circus of the Spineless #42 - to Quiche Moraine by September 29
Carnival of the Blue #29 - to Cephalapodcast by October 3
Plus Mr. Linky compilations, Bird Photography Weekly, Skywatch Friday, Today’s Flowers, My World Tuesday, and Digiscoping Today.
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the Diversity in Science carnival is back up. I hope that any one is going to or checking out the Breaking Color Barriers in the Great American Outdoors conference in Atlanta this week feels inspired to write a blog for the carnival. This month’s theme is coordinated with Hispanic Heritage month. Deadline is October 9th and will be hosted by Drug Monkey of Scienceblogs.com
Don’t forget about Berry Go Round #20 - to Further Thoughts by September 30.
@DNLee- Thanks, I’ll mention it next week.
@Beetles- Thanks! I didn’t want to forget that one. I’ll hit it next week as well.
Actually, the Festival of the Trees deadline is Monday the 28th — just extended from the 26th.
Oh, and it’s also #40, not #39.