Siobhan

@SiobhanLeachman

Partner, Mum, Smithsonian & , Wikipedian, , , & volunteer, wine geek.

Wellington, New Zealand
Joined July 2012
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    52 minutes ago

    This April 14th I'll be at the Science Carnival and Robot Zoo talking about with and (and talking about projects)!

    How will you spend ? Let us know and tag your favorite project or event!
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    How will you spend ? Let us know and tag your favorite project or event!

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    1 hour ago

    Hooray!! Welcome & congratulations Caitlin - can't wait to see what you, , & the team achieve next!! 🎉

    Good morning ! I'm Caitlin, the new Coordinator. I've been an archivist for 3 years, & am excited to explore more collections with you all & the TC team in this new role!
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    1 hour ago

    Want to know about how affect your backyard garden? That's what asked & lots of local people volunteered w/ standardized raised bed gardens & monitoring flowering & fruiting

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    1 hour ago

    Ornithologist William Brewster's journals record species observations, animal behaviors, ecosystem changes & weather/temperature data. is digitizing these journals as part of the -funded Project. Learn more:

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  6. 1 hour ago

    FYI . et al

    Good morning ! I'm Caitlin, the new Coordinator. I've been an archivist for 3 years, & am excited to explore more collections with you all & the TC team in this new role!
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    2 hours ago
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    Thank you! Is there an equivalent project for mid/late C20 physicists? (All wikipedia-based suggestions seem to suffer the same problem of insufficient coverage for my not-so-famous scientists...)

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    23 hours ago

    'The stoat didn't seem to be spooked by me and continued jumping around, but it was a miracle that I managed to catch it in the air, all in the frame and in focus. I never expected to come home with such a picture.' - Etienne Francey, 2013, 15-17 Years

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  9. 8 hours ago

    What a stunning little muppet of a creature!

    Decilaus mollis is a tender little cryptorhynchine of wet forests. Can be common in leaf litter. Camels Hump, SE. Australia.
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    18 May 2017

    “Last century was about science in the ivory tower; this is the century of .” Julia Parrish

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    Mar 29

    We just found out Giant Weevils exist. Look at how cute they are!!!!! Best beetle, for sure!

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    Mar 30
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    That's not a giant weevil. THIS is a giant weevil... 😉 Giant Bamboo (Cyrtotrachelus buqueti, Curculionidae)

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    10 hours ago

    Baking twitter, hit me with your lemon meringue pie recipes

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  14. 10 hours ago

    It is a bird city here - have a traffic jam of tui chomping on coprosma berries, a fantail is fluttering about picking up flies, and a grey warbler is singing its heart out in a nearby tree. I love you.

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  15. 11 hours ago

    This is what happens when an amazing scientist and friend doesn't get residency in NZ. She goes to Aussie and gets bitten by a croc.

    I work with big predators. I give them their space, I respect them, and I always keep in mind that they have the ability to kill me. As someone who studies predator behaviour, I’m glad I had to knowledge of what to do when a crocodile bit into my calf last night and dragged me.
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  16. 11 hours ago

    I guess someone else is a bit of an Ella Fitzgerald fan.

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  17. 11 hours ago

    . Home alone cooking dinner b4 the gannets decend. Having a glass of this delight.

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  18. 11 hours ago

    It is a tui traffic jam &some of them are getting so stuffed I'll be surprised if they can fly!

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  19. 12 hours ago

    Numerous tui visiting to eat ripe coprosma berries you can see in the background. They sit in the pohutakawa, luminescent in the sun, digesting.

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    15 hours ago

    in 1932, Australia's best-known racehorse, Phar Lap, died under suspicious circumstances. Phar Lap's death was heartbreaking to many as a much-loved national icon🐎 A perfect day to pop down to and visit Australia’s wonder horse

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