Marvel at what Tai Haku’s been finding in shark-infested waters. Coincidentally, it also seems to be Slug, Ray, and Heron Week there.
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Thanks for the plug Mike! I’ve been trying to follow 10,000 Birds’ lead in producing a more navigable user-friendly blog. These linking posts are the first step in that (since I’m too scared of my technical shortcomings to use typepad or wordpress).