Sunday, September 24, 2023
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Welcome, Levon! |
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Levon at 3.5 weeks, during an alert period between feeding and sleeping |
Monday, September 25, 2023
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Adaline and Tamiko are having a sleepover |
Due to rainy weather, our outing was to the Museum of Natural History in nearby Roger Williams Park.
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Kent, Tamiko, Black Bear, Adaline, Kyle with Levon (KE) |
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Model of Outrigger from Kwajalein, Micronesia; the museum houses many aboriginal artifacts from the Pacific that had been brought back by local sea captains |
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Fishhooks from Micronesia |
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Tridacna gigas/Giant Clam shell, big enough to be a bassinet! |
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Tapa cloth made from the inner bark of mulberry and breadfruit trees, then decorated using traditional dyes, often with a stamped pattern; can be found in Melanesia and Polynesia |
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Weapons made with shark's teeth from the Gilbert Islands, Micronesia |
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Cowrie shell headband from the Marshall Islands, Micronesia |
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Adaline with the birds of Rhode Island |
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Fratercula arctica/Atlantic Puffin |
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Half of a typical study of a Victorian naturalist; it is difficult to see that the cases behind the desk contain many taxidermied birds |
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The other half of the Victorian study |
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A magnet is stuck to Rhode Island's State Rock, Cumberlandite, an igneous rock |
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Phascolarctos cinereus/Koala, an arboreal herbivorous marsupial from Australia |
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Koala, Adaline, Kyle with Levon (KE) |
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Because Caserta's (home of our favorite: Wimpy Skippy) was closed on Monday, we had lunch at Rincon Domincano: we shared freshly made pork Mofongo |
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Tamiko with Levon (KSS) |
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Tamiko with Levon (KE) |
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Tamiko, Levon, Kent (KE) |
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Tamiko, Levon, Adaline, Kent (KE) |
Next: Beinecke Library at Yale University.
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