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Dr. Roundbottom: Scientist & Philosopher*: Dr. Julius T. Roundbottom: Scientist & Philosopher Latest Dispatches Previous Cases Photonic Captures Field Recordings The Foundation Correspondence RSS Feed Upgrade your Flash! Latest Capture Faery Wintering Nests I apologize for the long absence, dear readers.  Business of a fairly mundane nature called me away from the city, but I have returned.  The snows have begun and I am afraid I have captured little of interest since we last spoke.  Instead, I have dug into my archives and found an image that represents a phenomenon that you will find scientifically stimulating. Like the common gray squirrel of the 1st and 2nd worlds, many species of faery will build nests of leaves and other detritus in which to pass the time of the colder months, waiting for the world to grow warm again.  Most faery species have no tolerance at all for the cold.  It is my personal theory that the climate of the City Park has changed recen...

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