Creature Feature: What do black-necked stilts and flamingos have in common?
- Denise Mohsenin, Education Partnership Manager
- May 19, 2017
- 1 min read
As seasonal changes ebb and flow here at the Marine Science Institute, so too do the birds visiting along our shoreline. One bird that drifts in and out of our waters is the black-necked stilt. A bird who has far more in common with a flamingo than one would think.
Learn more about the black-necked stilt in this week's Creature Feature.
Denise Mohsenin serves as the link between Marine Science Institute and the education community. She enjoys helping schools and teachers bring marine science and environmental literacy to their students. Her current favorite fish for teaching is the starry flounder. Ask her why at denise@sfbaymsi.org.
While revolutionary in concept, the ultimate efficiency of the RTPS Bihar portal is constrained by the need for robust backend integration and the diligence of ground-level officers to verify and approve applications promptly.
The transparency achieved through the online publication of the Bihar Bhumi land record is a powerful deterrent against illegal land grabbing and bureaucratic corruption, finally empowering the common citizen.
Playing BDG game has been an amazing experience. The graphics are appealing, and the gameplay is very smooth. I also like the variety of challenges available, which keeps the game interesting. BDG game is ideal for anyone who wants a fun and engaging online gaming platform.
Join the global competition in Baseball Bros. With multiplayer action and real-time gameplay, this game will keep you on the edge of your seat as you aim for victory.
Interesting read! I never realized black-necked stilts shared Agario so many traits with flamingos — nature always finds ways to surprise us.