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Rolling grassland hills in the Konza LTER site.
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Meadowlark nests are dome-shaped and built on the ground. The spatial orientation of the opening of the nest changed during the drought to cool the nest.
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Meadowlark
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Grasshopper Sparrow
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Dickcissel
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“Bambi” the decommissioned military tanker truck and Konza Prairie’s hardest worker (artistic liberties taken).
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A view from the Konza Prairie Biological Station at dusk.
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Konza Prairie Biological Station.
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Components of the N cycle investigated by using 15NH4+ dilution method and isotopic enrichment of other N pools.
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An overhead view of recirculating chambers.
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