Welcome, twitterers!

If you’re reading this, it means you clicked the link on my twitter profile page or some reproduction thereof. You might have done that because you want to:

…find out why I have a little green tree on the corner of my avatar, in which case you should go here.

…learn more about me, in which case you should start here.

…decide whether to follow me on twitter, in which case I’ve made this handy word cloud of my entire twitter history to help you see – at a glance – whether my tweets might interest you. I hope they do!

@kejames twitter wordle

2 Responses to “Welcome, twitterers!”

  1. Hal Balbach Says:

    June 10, 2009 at 9:11 pm

    Karen,

    Did you see that photo of you (with the back of my head as I talking to you) posted last Friday? Title was Punch and Judy

    HAL B

  2. To Save a Mockingbird – A Blog for Darwin Post | Extreme Biology Blog Says:

    September 24, 2009 at 12:42 am

    [...] Dr. Karen James of the Natural History Museum sums it up saying “We’re hoping to use the genetic profiles from the old specimens to help us select birds from the surviving populations to introduce to the old island.” Quite frankly, thank you Darwin, yet again. [...]


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