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#wildlifewednesday: More from Australia — Reptiles! Unlike many modern ecosystems, Australasia lacks any truly large mammalian predators, so reptiles have filled that role instead. Today: an emerald tree boa; a Green Sea Turtle (not named for its colour), a Saltwater Crocodile; and the Komodo Dragon. #reptiles #nature #naturephotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #snakes #lizards #crocodile #seaturtle

I saw lots of wildlife in #Australia, so I’ll be doing #wildlifewednesday over the next few weeks. Today, a sample of the birds: A blue-and-yellow macaw (endemic to South America rather than Australia), a Cassowary (the deadliest birb on earth), a satin flycatcher in his nest, and a rose-ringed parakeet (native to Africa and India). #birds #birdphotography #wildlife #nature #naturephotography #dinosaur

Loved #Australia! Amazing wildlife, here are a few highlights. Look for much more coming soon! Apparently it’s not posting the photos properly, can’t seem to figure out why. :( #birds #birdsofaustralia #komododragon #wildlifephotography #wildlife #bats

#fossilfriday: preparation has started on our juvenile Edmontosaurus and the forearm is looking fantastic! #fossil #dinosaur #science #paleontology #hadrosaur #freegary

I’m thrilled to announce that I will be joining the @brusatte_brusatte lab in Edinburgh as a Newton Fellow! I’m excited to be switching to team #mammal!

#fossilfriday: there’s no place in the world quite like Happy Jack’s! I got the chance to join my crew working in Dinosaur Provincial Park for a couple days, and found my annual caenagnathid: a manual phalanx II-2. Throw in some beautiful stars and aurora and it makes for a great time! #livefromthefield #dinosaur #fossil #science #paleontology #cabin #alberta

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