Nature Blog Network

The state of Florida not only abounds with native plants, animals, fungi, and others, but somewhat bizarrely due to it’s neotropical connections and particularly the Miami area’s connection to the international species trade (both legal and illegal), it acts as in incubator for species from all over the world.  A lot of people have mixed [...]

Hey, remember that ridiculously ambitious and overlong Kevin Costner vehicle, Waterworld?  In which the entire globe is covered by water as a result of global warming and humanity is thrown into a post-apocalyptic wasteland of floating cities beseiged by nouveau-pirates?  Well, this edition of Nature Blog Networking is just like that, ridiculously ambitious, overlong, and [...]

When I started exploring British nature blog, I certainly didn’t intend there to be three posts worth of them, but I certainly underestimated the number of active blogs from our friends in the United Kingdom.  And while it was unintentional that the series of posts would follow the rule of threes, it’s fortuitous that it [...]

When I suggested a theme of rocks, I probably could have done a slightly better job explaining what I had in mind.  But thankfully, there are plenty of NBN blogs that sort of fit the bill in several different ways.  See, we have a Rocks/Minerals category on the toplist, but it has but one lonely [...]

Hello all, I’m making a short exception from my self-imposed blogging exile to announce the theme for next week’s Nature Blog Networking post. 
This past weekend I had a nice time staking out a rare hummingbird in my home town with fellow blogger David Ringer of Search and Serendipity,  whose physical location is lately in Vicksburg, Mississippi.  So in mind of [...]