Spring is finally here! These little friends bring their babies to ‘graze’. #Woodlice feed on rotting plant matter, as well as bacteria and fungi on rotting plants. Like gourmets they have very sensitive olfactory receptors to find tasty treats. They are an important part of #soilLife. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porcellio_scaber As a child, I was happy about their #trilobite -like look.
Small Is The New Great! How to fight against the sludge of 2025 - and how the tiniest things can change the world. I would be happy if you can find some hope in my new blogpost: 
https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/025f4904-2364-4711-8907-f7e55841993f
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and no more rabbit holes, please. I have to write part 2 of this "Backstage: Between Dr Who and Earth Sounds" https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/e7f309ce-2f1e-46f0-ba80-e8e86b6a8430
You can read my blog via newsletter now, from a EU platform instead of Substack.
Are you curious how I invented my micro-macro-amplifyer and why I like Dr Who? How I learned from a BBC colleague that a bed is important for work? Do you want to imagine a grey haired woman watching childrens' TV and having a culture clash thanks to Audacity? How I came to podcasting (part 1) https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/e7f309ce-2f1e-46f0-ba80-e8e86b6a8430
2/2 insulation layer for nests. But it's also an absorbent for pooping baby #birds. Humans copied nature and used moss for nappies or bandages.
If you don't like the chaos, turn the moss around and step on it. Until the birds have fun again. 
They will stop when they find insects elsewhere again and no nesting material is needed.
By throwing around #moss cushions, they help multiply the moss, which cannot walk to other places.
More #mosstodon in my next podcast episode! #NatureMatchCuts
(To my US followers ) I wrote: "Obviously, the immensely rich #diversity of choices offers evolutionary advantages for a wide variety of environments." I'm just writing about #moss sex. 
Without Newspeak. 
I'm proud to use the so-called "flagged" words https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/00aabadd-63c5-4f3d-93a9-e93ebda61377
Yes, my podcast comeback episode will be about #Moss!
"What I see seems like a second-rate James Bond plot, except that James is bogged down somewhere over his martinis and not around when you need him."
Yay, I'm back with blogging! 
And you can get my blogposts as a newsletter via mail: https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/00aabadd-63c5-4f3d-93a9-e93ebda61377 A new episode for my #podcast is in research. It feels so good to write again! 
If you could interview a tardigrade, what would you like to know?
ed: You are fantastic! 
Thanks to all for these inspiring great questions.
I'll ask the tardigrade, of course! I'm still waiting for the confirmation from my chubby interview partner. We'll talk also about their sex life, so the episode could be prohibited in a big country for too much diversity and #biodiversity.
Ants were the first to farm fungi millions of years ago. Animals had the first specialized farms long before the Neolithic. Humans didn't even invent fishing:
https://mastodon.online/@animalculum@scholar.social/113814960899832955 via @animalculum
Well, it has hatched from the brain egg ...
And of course, you can listen to the old episodes and subscribe to my podcast! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/naturematchcuts/id1630784381
For new fans: The star of my podcast went to the eternal hunting grounds a year ago. My nature content remains, but I needed a new hook, and also want to combine nature with new topics. This will take some time because I don't have a radio station structure helping me.
1/8 Why you have to wait for another episode of my #podcast #NatureMatchCuts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/naturematchcuts/id1630784381
No one has yet dared to ask where the next episode is. I already have a guilty conscience. But it's not working yet. Why?
I try to summarise the causes as briefly as possible. I like the word "turmoil" for this.
First, the star of my podcast had died. Even though I'm over it now (I still miss him a lot): I'm missing something fundamental
