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FarmHouse nighttime Stories🌌

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Morning light

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“Long Train Journeys” by Jordan Bolton

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Raphaël Helle, Dérèglement climatique (Climate change), Islande, 2012

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DJ, tell’em what time it is! Ah yeah, it’s haystack time!! *EDM music thumps as a pika gathers materials.🎶🎚️

Haystack season is back. During the late summer these high elevation mammals will begin to gather mouthfuls of vegetation to build “haystacks” for their winter food.

Haystacks are often built in the same place year after year and have been known to become three feet in diameter! We keep a close eye on this indicator species as they are very sensitive to a warming climate and can help scientists detect subtle environmental changes.

Photo by Dan Walters (www.sharetheexperieence.org): A small furry pika sits on a rock with a mouthful of reddish twigs and vegetation.

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Human development is destructive, but cities are more biodiverse than a lot of people realize. Here’s a shoutout to the resilient, adaptive creatures that thrive on the periphery of human-dominated habitats. Please be kind to them - they are our neighbors.