Jerry Blondell, Ph.D, MPH:  

CLASS OF 1968
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Arlington, VA
Arlington, VA

Jerry's Story

Univ. Arizona (B.S. Wildlife Biology). Worked at Environmental Protection Agency (EPA=Pesticides) for 30 years, ending as senior epidemiologist/statistician on human health effects of pesticides. Data used to ban/restrict pesticides containing arsenic, mercury and 4 toxic organophosphates. Just prior to that Teacher Corps (U. of South FL)/ Peace Corps (Kenya) for nearly 3 years...Expand for more
with an M.A. in science education. While at EPA, masters in public health (Johns Hopkins) and a Ph.D. in Env. Biology and Public Policy (George Mason Univ.). Retired 2005. Helped organize Wakefield Track reunion (25 team member, coaches, and supporters) with Frank Newbold at Mark Lamb's house in June 2010. Google scholar has a list of my publications, search "jerome blondell".
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What did birds do during yesterday's eclipse?

April 8, 2024: Nearly 100 Haikuboxes were located within the path of totality for today's eclipse.  An initial look at data from these Haikuboxes shows that bird vocalizations
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My grand niece took 4th on beam at the Virginia State Championship today!
My grand niece is an outstanding gymnast at Wakefield and this in her sophomore year! Beam Regional Champion! Also qualified for states on vault! 💚
Not sure if these photos and video will show. My grand niece at Wakefield gymnastics meet.
Caught in the right light, the Purple-backed Sunbeam (Aglaeactis aliciae) flashes a shining violet. Missing for 50 years (1930s-1979) was found on Andean slopes of northern Peru. 174th Hummingbird shared.
That's how I would answer.
Pearls Before Swine 2007 Croc and Zebra
Here the brown thrasher is getting its feathers into the dust and fanning it tail feathers as it catches the sun's rays. A Brown Thrasher sunbathing while at the same time taking a dust bath in Level 3 posture  where "the c
An old post from more than 10 years ago. The wool sower gall is a distinct and unusual plant growth induced by the secretions of the grubs of a tiny gall wasp, Callirhytis seminator. If a fresh wool sower gall is held in a
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White-tufted Sunbeam (Aglaeactis castelnaudii) has stocky outline and dark blackish-brown plumage with a broad, glistening purple rump patch. It is named for scattered, teardrop shaped white feathers on its breast. Restrict
Black-hooded Sunbeam (Aglaeactis pamela) is mostly velvety brownish black but has a glistening turquoise-blue lower back. The tail is rufous tipped darker. One of the most sought after birds in Bolivia where it occurs in is
Bronze-tailed Plumeleteer (Chalybura urochrysia) found in Costa Rica and south to Ecuador. Has cute red feet (photo in comments). Plumeleteer refers to small feathers. 180th hummingbird shared or nearly half recognized by t
"The range of colors in the plumage of hummingbirds exceeds the color diversity of all other bird species" combined - Bill Hathaway, Communications Biology, June 23, 2022.
Antillean Mango (Anthracothorax dominicus) is a large hummingbird of forest openings, scrubland, coffee plantations, and gardens. Glittering green head contrasts with coal black breast and purple-red tail feathers narrowly
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