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    To my big surprise I am on the list of the most influential photographers of this decade. PDN magazine, the biggest photo magazine in the world and host of the PDN Photo Expo in new york every year, has asked the photographic community to list the most influential photographers of this decade. I feel terribly humble [...] […]
  • Great Christmas Presents for Photography loving Guys
    Great Christmas Presents for Photography loving Guys Since I am a photography loving guy myself, this is partly my own wish list. I will classify myself as a relatively skeptical and critical person. This list is for the slightly geeky type that enjoys nostalgic retro stuff and photography gadgets. This post I presume is for the [...] […]
  • My top list of best blogs 2009 and some blog info
    Ahead of the rest... A summary of the top early birds blogs Give yourself the upper hand, twitter these helpful blogs before anyone else I often find that the best blogs are discovered through lists and word of mouth. It never ceases to surprise me how difficult it can be to find new and interesting blogs, simply by [...] […]
  • LensBaby – More than just for fun
    Lensbaby images sell!… If you can get them online. That’s the tricky part. I simply love shooting with my lensbaby and actually have four of them. One for Nikon and three for my Canon. Different kinds and different effects. The lensbaby does something smart: It makes the images look VERY intentionally blurred which is the criteria for [...] […]

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Four worm experiment update

The ‘four worm experiments’ that I setup with my boys are now a week old, so I figured it was time to take a look at them.  I didn’t want to really dig through the small ones that I had put together for the boys so I just took the newspaper off the outside and examined them through the clear plastic.  I was only able to see one worm in the one, but there seemed to be plenty of evidence that they’ve been at work.
The bin I had put together with the chicken feed wasn’t looking too good.  I hadn’t moistened the chicken feed and it just acted as a dry barrier which kept at least two of the worms in the top couple inches.  I dug a stick down through one side and put some left overs down the hole, hoping it will at least give some way for the worms to make their way down to the lower parts of the bin.
I wasn’t able to find any worms in my larger bin with the four worms.  Again, I didn’t dig through the worm bin to much to avoid disturbing it too much.  I added some more food and closed the bin back up.  I’ll check it again in another work or so.  I didn’t find any cocoons, although I didn’t really expect to find any after only one week.

Allen