embeddded links for comments

Montaña De Oro State Park and Wilder Ranch State Park compared to Orkney, Scotland.
Dipper Ranch and Nature of a Man

jokyungee@gmail.com 

testing link direct to .pdf

Life history account for Common Kingsnake

test link to e-mail

please contact Dr. Hill!

testing gif

Katie's winking lizard

this is a test post

test, test, test

posted March 5, 2014
will backdate to February 28, 2014

testing label order

#
$
%
' (apostrophe)
(
)
* (star)
+
- (hyphen)
. (period)
/
1, 2, 3...
:
;
=
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[
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^
_ (underscore)
` (below ~)
a, b, c...
{
| (above \)
}
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testing labels for index

• * all algae (5)
• * all arthropods (not insects) (19)
• * all birds (91)
• * all fungi (19)
• * all gastropods (10)
• * all habitats (80)
• * all herps (29)
• * all insects (109)
• * all mammals (53)
• * all marine life (59)
• * all others (5)
• * all plants (garden) (32)
• * all plants (native) (272)
• * all plants (non-native) (48)

testing file sizes

testing embedded links for comments

our house ant problem
Monarch Grove Sanctuary
Carcassonne
MrILoveTheAnts' blog
original post
http://zanshinart.tumblr.com/
Pacific chorus frogs
lunar eclipse
cutpetal bush monkeyflower
Elkhorn Slough - NERR habitat
Elkhorn Slough - Kirby Park
Moonglow Dairy
a sort of sickly sweet odor, vaguely rotten.
glossary
Evergreen State College
Rogers Mushrooms Leucocoprinus birnbaumii
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
CPP
Harpagonella palmeri
snail to a new post
May 11, 2012 CNPS/SLO Cal Poly tour
May 19, 2012 Army Lands tour
Calflora (John Wall's oneleaf onion pic)
Coast Guard Pier cormorants
San Diego area 
Urban Beavers section on Wikipedia
Rhionaeshna multicolor
September 23, 2012 at Toro Park
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
combjellies.wikispaces.com
Wikipedia
kiwi conservation club
Henry's Blog
The Independent dad announcement
e-mail
Megarhyssa nortoni
California Oaks I
California Oaks II
California Oaks III
California Oaks IV 
Antrodiaetus riversi
(c) 2013 Katie (Nature ID)

yep, still testing

Fascinating... I've had an old post come up on google reader that's been around for many months. I took some links from it to post to Nature ID, and now it shows as a new post on the original blog.

Kt's Nature ID companion: wordless Wednesday

Testing backlinks. I don't understand how it works.

Nature ID's wordless Wednesday

ps 09/19/10 - Well, that kinda sucked. I had to manually change the link. So, what's the point of a backlink, again?

a non-b-day

Eh? Well, I haven't been posting much to my blogs lately. I have one lonely pic from the 4th that I was going to file under crappy photos, but I'm not inspired. I was enjoying ping-pong tourney, cookie competition, and catching up with some old friends that I didn't think to pull out the camera to catch the action.