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January 31, 2011 - Between science and Pop Art / / January 31st, 2011 - Between science and Pop Art

Photo: Gaetano Nava

The January 31, 2011 scene are the other two scenes: 5 B and 5 ° C. For them the task of preparing material for small animals. The result is to be considered something in between science and Pop Art: the boundary between the two areas is sometimes subtle. Each of us puts his playing in a personal way the norms. The result: a heap of styles and techniques, stuff that even the old ceiling.
Some, however, applied the provisions of the Bible, or any article as described in this blog.

Science and Pop Art: Sometimes the boundary in between is really thin. Nests and nest boxes made by the two classes That Were in the field on 31st January 2011 display mixture of styles. Someone did it
Applying the Bible ie criteria and rules Outlined a couple of posts back in this blog. That is to say what nest boxes for insects Should look like.

These are nests for bees and wasps. For bees and wasps

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Well done! The holes are not all the same size in this way, the system can accommodate different species. The wooden blocks are hung with the pricked side exposed to the south: the possible nesting so enjoy the heat. You will also need to place a small shed on top: water Rain should not enter into the holes.

Brilliant! As Stated in a previous post, the holes are Not the same size. Different species will use different ones to Their lay eggs. We hope so. The two small wood blocks Were hung facing south, exposed to the Sun They need a small roof on the top, for the May rain damage eggs.

All the components are placed inside the enclosure: the attacker and the bully is always lurking.

All boxes and so on Have Been Placed inside the fence: hooliganism is always round the corner.

We are not alone. Luigi D Gaén and are of the game: the second step in several snapshots, for the joy of the blog.

We were not alone: \u200b\u200bD and Luigi Gaén Were waiting for us. As usual, the Latter got snapshots.

Mica enough. All facilities will be protected: we'll, we'll do. Meanwhile, a plate recovered from our gallant acts as a support to many structures (see below) sufficient to avoid damaging contact with the ground. Most of the artificial nests is located near a wall of the booth: the whole will enjoy a minimum of shelter, as well as heat radiated from the building.

Our Efforts will need something more: every box is to be sheltered Properly. A roof or Something Like That will be erected. For this very beginning, a plate will do (see below), just to keep them slightly over the ground. Most boxes have been placed near the wall, to provide them with shelter and heat.

And now, a short dip into Pop Art.

E ora, un piccolo tuffo nella Pop Art.

Chi ci abiterà? …chiocciole, limacce e compagnia…. “…e il piccolo cesto…?” Qualche alunno dice che è stato concepito per gli uccelli. Hmmmmm: alquanto estemporaneo. Meglio considerarlo come un esperimento: chissà quali piccoli animali ne approfitteranno.

Who will inhabit it? “…snails, slugs and so on .... "... And the small basket ...?" Some pupil Said It Was designed for birds. Sounds funny (peculiar). Better to Regard it as an experiment.

And this? Serve, serve ....

What about this? It will help Some animals.

There are also some esoteric artifact from cutting. The triangle is for spiders. Some look
esoteric. The mysterious triangle
Has Been Made for spiders.

Sotto un albero, un gioiellino: un rifugio per ricci.
Under a tree, we placed a masterpiece. A hut for hedgehogs. Well done, boys!

E infine....

Un'alunna di Agrate ha controllato il blog l'altro ieri. "Perhè non ci sono foto dei nostri lavori?".
Piccola peste insolente! Come osi? A proposito, trovo bellissimo che il blog sia visitato dai nostri fanciulli. Chi altri frequenta queste pagine? In qualche modo è ancora un mistero. Luigi D dice che il 10% delle visite, dall'ottobre 2010, ha luogo nella Rep. Ceca. "Continua con la formula bilingue", chiede il nostro. Sarà fatto.

And in the end…
A pupil from Agrate checked this blog the day before yesterday. “No pictures of our boxes in it. Why?" She asked. You brat! How dare you? By the way, I do find really great that this blog is visited by our boys and girls. Who else usually has a look to these pages? Someway, it is still a mystery. Luigi D emailed that 10% of visits have been from Czech Republic since last October.
“So keep writing texts in English”, stated Luigi. I will.

Matteo Barattieri