We're a little bit hectic behind the scenes here at Myrmecos Blog. I seem to have recovered from the flu, finally, and that means a week of work catch up on. That, and I'm leaving for Argentina in a few days. It's a conspiracy of deadlines, so you'll have to bear with us while we work through it.
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Just to keep us appraised of the situation at ever-steaming-and-shaking Redoubt:
From AVO (2/6/2009 11:05 AM)
For reasons that aren't clear to me, but are possibly related to the onset of summer bug season, traffic here at myrmecos blog has surged over the past few weeks. We're now getting more daily visitors than do my galleries at myrmecos.net.
In Milwaukee, 69% of voters cast their ballots in favor of a requirement for employers to provide their workers with paid sick leave.
Argentina, eh? Looking forward to new pics and posts on southern Neotropical critters...and maybe others?
This reminds me of questions I've wanted answered but have never properly investigated: Has anyone ever studied the ants of the mountains and south temperate regions of Argentina? How high and far south do they go, and with what levels of diversity? Any in Tierra del Fuego? Any interesting parallels to ant in Northern Hemisphere temperate areas?
Alex, are you still going to blog from Argentina? :)