Douglas Meadowfoam · @ericn
11 followers · 13 posts · Server beekeeping.ninja

The Burke is back, yea!

After nearly six months with their collection databases taken off-line, the Burke Museum is finally bringing them back. In particular, I am celebrating the return of their Herbarium’s image collection.

burkeherbarium.org/imagecollec


#burkemuseum #nativeplants #washingtonstate #plantid #plantphotography

Last updated 2 years ago

IT News · @itnewsbot
2921 followers · 250531 posts · Server schleuss.online

Bill to designate official Washington state dinosaur moves step closer thanks to ancient leg bone - A rendering of Daspletosaurus torosus, known as Suciasaurus rex. (Wikipedia Image... - geekwire.com/2023/bill-to-desi

#science #geeklife #dinosaurs #burkemuseum #suciasaurusrex #washingtonstatelegislature

Last updated 3 years ago

Mayme blue🌻 · @Maymeblue
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Monoscope · @monoscope
276 followers · 254 posts · Server photog.social
Monoscope · @monoscope
276 followers · 253 posts · Server photog.social
Monoscope · @monoscope
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Dave ✅ · @designpappa
90 followers · 88 posts · Server mastodon.social

Meeting in real life today.

#mastodon #seattle #burkemuseum

Last updated 3 years ago

Dave ✅ · @designpappa
137 followers · 178 posts · Server mastodon.social

Meeting in real life today.

#mastodon #seattle #burkemuseum

Last updated 3 years ago

Michael Grass · @mgrass
116 followers · 63 posts · Server mstdn.social

Despite our recent wintry weather in the Pacific Northwest, spider season continues in Seattle and this one on my porch light is a champ. Stay warm!

The Burke Museum at the University of Washington has a great spider mythbusting page: burkemuseum.org/static/spiderm

#spiderseason #spidersofmastodon #universityofwashington #mythbusting #pnw #burkemuseum #spiders

Last updated 3 years ago

DailyMegafauna · @DailyMegafauna
61 followers · 137 posts · Server mastodon.online

Did get to visit the before falling ill and learned about the cat-like that precede the . They lived 35-23 mya--tens of millions of years before true cats evolved--and weighed in at a sizable 300 lbs.

They are different from true cats due their more primitive skulls, flat-footed walking styles, and single-chambered ear bones. Many species did have elongated canines, and probably filled an evolutionary niche that true cats stepped into as climates changed.

#catgap #nimravids #burkemuseum

Last updated 3 years ago