Ostdrossel :verified: · @Ostdrossel
807 followers · 388 posts · Server mindly.social

This is the high time of , and the Blue Jays are are looking a bit rough. But new feathers are emerging, and I always love to see the different individual ways in which they do. Plus, the ragged look makes for some interesting photos.

#molting #birds #BirdsOfMastodon #corvids #Ostdrossel #nature

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Ostdrossel :verified: · @Ostdrossel
790 followers · 376 posts · Server mindly.social

End of August also is the main time for , be it young birds changing to adult feathers or adult birds getting rid of the old and growing new. Everybody looks disheveled, and I kind of love it. (More photos on my website.)

#molting #birds #BirdsOfMastodon #nature #Ostdrossel

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Ostdrossel :verified: · @Ostdrossel
760 followers · 367 posts · Server mindly.social

I always like it when birds look distinguishable, have odd markings or behavior that I recognize. This Red-winged Blackbird seems to be growing new wings on his shoulders, and I think it looks really cool and dramatic how the sheaths are slowly turning into real feathers. He did like to present himself properly, too.

#birds #BirdsOfMastodon #puremichigan #molting #birdwatching #Ostdrossel

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Towards a core gene-regulatory network during C. larval and :

Screen by Helge Grosshans and coworkers (FMI Basel) identifies key role of /LSF factor GRH-1 in rhythmic transcript accumulation

embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb

#elegans #development #molting #grainyhead #transcription

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Alex Wild · @alexwild
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A recently-eclosed periodical cicada waits for her new cuticle to harden. Panther Creek State Conservation Area, Illinois. Photo from 2014.

#nature #photography #insects #Cicadas #entomology #molting

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Turquoise Green Cheeked Conure neck feather, molted on 23 Nov 2022

#gcc #birdsofmastodon #molting

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