Bones
I had studied the bones of a shark, a cat and a human being in undergraduate and graduate school. But not of a bird. This might be some type of a vulture. But I can't find an image in google that can tell me its exact species.
So it's a type of bird that either starved to death or became prey in the wild (hmmm.... isn't that the gist of the animal kingdom in general: eat or be eaten?).
Finding this somewhat reminded me that there was a transient moment in my childhood that I wanted to be an archaeologist - when I can discover an extinct species and then name it with just about anything that fancies me (perhaps the origins of minzski).
Actually, I technically did not find this. B did. Ha!
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Road trip to northern Michigan, October 16, 2010
So it's a type of bird that either starved to death or became prey in the wild (hmmm.... isn't that the gist of the animal kingdom in general: eat or be eaten?).
Finding this somewhat reminded me that there was a transient moment in my childhood that I wanted to be an archaeologist - when I can discover an extinct species and then name it with just about anything that fancies me (perhaps the origins of minzski).
Actually, I technically did not find this. B did. Ha!
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Road trip to northern Michigan, October 16, 2010


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