DW Passes 1,000,000 Views!!

CelebrationI’ve known it’s been coming for a while and have been eagerly watching my stats, but Sunday at 12:23pm EST my blog officially passed 1 million views!!  I am unbelievably excited about this.  Even after blogging for so long, it’s still hard to believe that there are so many people out there reading the really random things I like to talk about here, but I am thrilled. Simply thrilled.

My blog officially turns 6 years old in a few weeks and I’m planning to do a sort of 6-year, 1,000,000 view review then, but for now let me just say thank you to everyone who has ever visited my blog.  To those of you who read regularly and/or comment on posts, I really, really appreciate the support that you especially have shown toward this little insect blog.  I have enjoyed getting to know some of you in person and interacting with others of you regularly online.  I look forward to many more conversation and celebrations of insects with you all!

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39 thoughts on “DW Passes 1,000,000 Views!!

  1. Congratulations. I think this is my first comment, have been reading your blog for years and love it. Thank you!

  2. CONGRATS Chris!! Of course, you know you are WAAAAYYY over the 1 million mark b/c folks like me who subscribe to your posts don’t have to GO to your website to read the whole post!

    I’m so thrilled that this has gone so well for you. you’re my inspiration and role model – though I’m not doing the best at blogging consistently yet – there have been a lot of things get in the way. still I’m making great connections and several new opportunities both in the “human birth” world AND the scientific world have started opening up. just applied for a science communication internship here at the u too. we’ll see what happens. it’s something that you do on the side for a year. would give me exposure to new forms of media.

    anyway – congrats again. loooking forward to 1 million more!

    Anne

    • Awww, thanks Anne! That’s so very sweet of you to say. I hope you get the science communication internship! My fellowship through the Biosphere started this whole blogging adventure, and I am still incredibly grateful to have gotten that experience. I am quite sure I wouldn’t have a blog nor the photography skills I have now if I hadn’t gotten that fellowship. Hope you will get to do the same!

  3. Wow! That is a very impressive accomplishment – but I can sure see why people are interested in your informative blog!

  4. You deserve this recognition, Chris! With so much empty-headed stuff on the net now, or worse, misinformation, it’s nice to read about a subject I enjoy from someone who’s knowledgeable but never pretends to know it all.

    Anne’s right. I bet you’ve got far more than a million hits as many of us read your posts from our email. I only subscribe to 5 blogs – yours, Sean McCann’s, Paul Bertner’s and 2 others. All are about nature, usually ‘bugs’!

  5. Congratulations. My thoughts are already on dragonflies as more and more emerge in my area this spring. It’s not surprising that so many others share my fascination with these beautiful little creatures. Still, a million is a huge number!

  6. Congratulations! I really enjoy your blog – have been following it for about a year, and it has helped spark my own interest in insects!

  7. W00t! Way to go! I love reading your posts about aquatic insects, as that is my particular “geek-out” topic, too.

  8. Big Cheers from the SC coast !!!—Thanks for all the effort you put into this blog—Much appreciated—John

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