Sentences with phrase «of stoats»

They've since been drafted to establish populations in seven more locations, all of them isolated to ensure that the birds stay out of the jaws of stoats, dogs, and cats.

but then you do keep strange company, a rabett coming to the rescue of a stoat??

Not exact matches

Scottish oats company, Stoats, has announced the launch of Toasted Oaty Flakes, a wholegrain cereal with premium oats that have been cooked and roasted.

In fact, it's called End of the World, and it's packaged in a taxidermied squirrel or stoat (weasel).

Wallach and colleagues gathered research on the life cycles of more than a hundred species of mammalian carnivores — from polar bears and panthers to skunks and stoats — and documented examples of large predators that apparently regulate their own numbers.

The most likely explanation is that kiwis do not need vision because of where and how they live: they are active at night, and their habitat offers plenty of food and no predators, apart from introduced animals such as stoats.

A year ago, the New Zealand government announced a bold plan to rid the country of a trio of invasive predators — brush - tailed possums, rats, and stoats — that threatens native birds.

«They face the dark side of the animal world, represented by rats, weasels, stoats, foxes, and their villain allies, in the day - to - day struggle of good versus evil, life versus death.»

We found that three canids (including the red fox and feral dogs), seven members of the weasel family or mustelids (such as stoats), five rodents, two primates, two mongooses, two marsupials and nine species from other families negatively impact threatened species.

227 Hank Roberts and his Columbia Law links via WC Stoat — always good to share, of course.

Re # 364: FYI a couple of years ago someone (Eli or Stoat IIRC) worked those Huang papers over.

Over the weekend, William Connolley, the prickly and provocative author of the climate - focused blog Stoat, warned against overinterpretation of Annan's comments by climate «septics» (his spelling).

William M. Connolley, who blogs at Stoat, has posted a somewhat skeptical first look at the paper (and blistering critique of some of the other analyses of it) that includes these thoughts:

Well he is very well demonized by Realclimate (which felt the need to edit some of is comment), climate progress (who won't publish his comment), Stoat and others.

And what was the class review and individual impressions of Prometheus, RC, Deltoid, Stoat and some of the other blogs?

Look at the hypocrisy at stoat of William Connoly and james Annan.

John Mashey writes [and Eli Stoats]: --------------------------------- The Journal of Scientific Exploration IS NO PARODY [Would be to God it was] HWQDAJ (He Who Quotes from a Dog Astrology Journal (well, He Who Must Not Be Named is on the screens again) would never quote a parody for crucial support for his book, would he?

and a bunch of the «in crowd» of blogs that discuss climate science, such as Stoat (the first one, thanks William, but does my abbreviation in your blogroll have to be «Ill»?

Comrade Lysenko, The great transmuter, Our brilliant tutor, No brain astuter, He gives us wheat from oats, He gives us sheep from goats, And by inbreeding stoats New forms of life promotes, And in a thousand ways Nature herself obeys Whatever he may decree.

Stoat has arisen to contemplate the libel suit that Irene Meichsner brought (and won two out of three falls) from Stefan Rahmstorf.

I see that Stoat has the first installment of a pleasurably snarky response.

Let Roger Revelle Speak for Himself Blame the Lab Lemming for the title change (see comments) Stoat has stumbled back across the S. Fred Singer malloying of Roger Revelle and the associated SLAPP suit against Justin Lancaster by Singer.

Some things speak for themselves but Eli would remind gentle readers that the reason the bunny risked a couple of beers with Stoat was that the easiest place to reach a new extreme from is from a new extreme, especially if the system has some memory.

Stoat often provides excellent illustrations of this.

I mentioned the ANDrill story in that thread at Stoat, among several others I thought interesting on the lines of rapid change under old ice.

I read Nic's defense here, but I did not see that he refuted the argument I made on his estimate of CS on Stoat: http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/2012/12/20/people-if-you-want-to-argue-with-stoats-first-read-enough-to-be-a-weasel-parrots-neednt-apply/#comment-24749 — It seems to me that Lewis» calculations are reasonable, but they lowball temperature change, ignore ocean heat absorption below 2000 m, and high - ball radiative forcing.

Has Connolley slowed his posting frequency at Stoat in recent years because he's tired of moronic clones from WUWT and Wikipedia (and AUE) invading the comments?

Come to think of it that would be a good idea for a post at Stoat: How do the various types of models relate to each other?

(Stoat: I surely get a free # 100 sea - ice bet of my choosing for this — wholly unsolicited — comment.

Seed topics: The genealogy of climate models, how to compare different greenhouse gases, whether a 2 deg C temperature target makes sense (Stoat has already weighed in), or reflections on the Nenana Ice classic (which has just concluded for this year).

Given Stoats view of Brunn, this may be a twofer for him.

Stoat points to the graph of Arctic sea ice anomaly which is lagging behind last years, however it is clear that this year will at a minimum be the second lowest year, if not the lowest.

The iceman leaveth Eli and Stoat have been going back and forth, with Stoat bleating (what IS the cry of the Bellette?)

http://vimeo.com/musicstore/track/178515/climate-septic-by-baba-brinkman A good takedown of the septics (Stoat's term, which remains useful).