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Kentällä - In the field
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Our international interns have been taking some fantastic photos of nature at Lammi Biological Station this year. Photo credit for the wonderful image of a toad on a dandelion goes to Timothee Pegon. One might wonder whether Tim put the toad there, but he assures us that this was not the case! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Vole Fever Project has begun trapping for their 2023 field season at Lammi Biological Station! Here is an adult female bank vole trapped from one of their study sites in Evo. Voles are live-trapped, samples are collected for their project (including testing for Puumala hantavirus / myyräkuume), and then the voles are released back where they were found. There's not many voles around in May after the long winter, but there'll be lots pretty soon as they breed from spring to autumn. Researchers noted that this female’s nipples were starting to become enlarged, which suggests that she is likely taking care of a litter of pups now that winter has ended!Photo: Mariachiara Caccamo ... See MoreSee Less
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At Lammi Biological Station you can find a mallard duck (sinisorsa) incubation room! The duck eggs have been in a warm and comfortable incubator for a week now and supposed to be fully developed by the end of the month. PhD research Basile Marteau is candling the eggs to check the embryo development state by the veins spindling out from it. Once the ducks break the shell, they will be ready to go for Basile's vernal (seasonal) pool research. By observing duck behaviour on the ponds, he will be able to compare the suitability of seasonal ponds with other aquatic habitats for waterfowl. Photo: Mariachiara Caccamo ... See MoreSee Less
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