I love to learn new things. Today Jay and I were digging for some new steps in the backyard. He found an earthworm all twisted and tangled up into a tight ball. I immediately told my son Jay,"I've got to photograph this. This is just too cool". While I was photographing it Jay Googled "twisted worms". What he found out was that during the dry season worms ball up to conserve moisture. It's like a form of hybernation to make it through the dry rainless period of summer in California it is called aestivating. Some more interesting information for my brain to know and forget. Very cool.
God's light and love to all,
chris
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Learned Something New
I love to learn new things. Today Jay and I were digging for some new steps in the backyard. He found an earthworm all twisted and tangled up into a tight ball. I immediately told my son Jay,"I've got to photograph this. This is just too cool". While I was photographing it Jay Googled "twisted worms". What he found out was that during the dry season worms ball up to conserve moisture. It's like a form of hybernation to make it through the dry rainless period of summer in California it is called aestivating. Some more interesting information for my brain to know and forget. Very cool.
God's light and love to all,
chris
I love the picture at the top of the blog it is very artsy.
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ewww that earthworm is all slimy and gross!! Nice shot :-)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping in for a look hardkoretom. Funny you reacted the way most of my friends and family did. The first reaction was ewe! Then they were wait a minute.
ReplyDelete[ Smiles ] A very nice picture.
ReplyDeleteThis goes to show that we are never too old to learn something new.
Thank you very much Renard Moreau.
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I haven't had the nerve to capture bugs and creepy crawly things and such but I do my fair share of capturing God's creation. I'm going to become a follower of your blog in a few seconds.
Blessings,
Judy
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