I didn’t realize this tea had a blended base of white and green tea. I can taste hints of pineapple, lemongrass, and maybe cherry. The lemongrass is becoming more apparent as the tea cools and some of the sweetness of the cherry is fading away. I can smell rhubarb, but I can’t taste it. I prefer this one warmer.
I was working away on a super cool assignment where I have to design a vulture safe zone for 100 breeding pairs of vultures and I completely forgot this was steeping…I set the timer for 6 minutes but didn’t even hear it go off, so I’ve no idea how long this steeped for.
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How big of an area would the zone need to be for all those vulture?
I’m working on figuring that out, but it looks like 100km2 from each colony in an entire population, and I’ve found some literature that says 33,000km2. Working on figuring out that math for one colony and take into consideration the habitat types they need.
And what type of habitat is that? Once when doing vegetation surveys, I came across a lone vulture chick screaming at me from a nook in a limestone cliff that had had probably 80% canopy cover. Scared the bejeebies outta me. I never thought about where vultures nest.
Some of them do nest on cliffs! I’m looking at white-rumped vultures, which typically nest in tall trees but do their foraging in open grassland/savanna.
Thanks for feeding my inner naturalist :)
That’s truly super cool assignment! I wish I knew someting about that :)
If I am bored with my logistics lectures, I think I will read some articles about Vultures.
How big of an area would the zone need to be for all those vulture?
I’m working on figuring that out, but it looks like 100km2 from each colony in an entire population, and I’ve found some literature that says 33,000km2. Working on figuring out that math for one colony and take into consideration the habitat types they need.
And what type of habitat is that? Once when doing vegetation surveys, I came across a lone vulture chick screaming at me from a nook in a limestone cliff that had had probably 80% canopy cover. Scared the bejeebies outta me. I never thought about where vultures nest.
Some of them do nest on cliffs! I’m looking at white-rumped vultures, which typically nest in tall trees but do their foraging in open grassland/savanna.
Thanks for feeding my inner naturalist :)
That’s truly super cool assignment! I wish I knew someting about that :)
If I am bored with my logistics lectures, I think I will read some articles about Vultures.