hiimlesphotos:

Merlin

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gohomebay:

super snow moon (through a frosty lens)

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gohomebay:

through the trees

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lenore-wells:

@savingoursanity

HG: And yes, cuddles are very, very important. 

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boatporn:

Currently trying to find more about who this is, because I am 100% down tiwth the flat-top schooner look. (via RORC Caribbean 600: It’s Never Like This >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News)

Some googling reveals that her name is Adela. Originally built in 1903, rebuilt in 1995. LOA is 182 feet.

Original source for the photo is here: DAY 2: RORC CARIBBEAN 600 – MORE ARGYLL THAN ANTIGUA

A detailed write-up of the boat is here: Sailing Superyacht Adela: Almighty Ride

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kittenplaylist:

A Room with a View | 1986

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chewybitart:

end0skeletal:

White-Throated Magpie-Jay, native to Central America (x x x x)

@candle-jacked fancy corvids!!

One of these (or its close relative, the Black-throated Magpie-Jay) was seen a couple of times in my local patch a year or so ago. I didn’t see it, but it made quite a stir among the local birders.

The prevailing opinion was that it was an escapee (or release-ee; a local exotic bird fancier may have released their birds as the Thomas Fire was bearing down on them 16 months ago). So it would have been officially uncountable. (Countable vagrants must have arrived without human assistance.)

I still would have loved to see it. The Black-throated is on the cover of Howell and Webb’s Birds of Mexico for a reason.

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thechicagoovercoat:

A woman trying to get a goose into a car, 1920s.

This is such a Tumblrism. Look at the notes and count how many times people have taken the time to correct the original misidentification. Fairly sure the OP knew full well it wasn’t a goose, but also knew the post would have way more memetic reach this way.

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drdadbooks:

Welcome Back
I found my favorite falcon right where I left her last year. She was a bit tentative but eventually welcomed me back for a visit. We are not the only creatures of habit. We tend to think of birds as constantly moving. For migratory species this is probably true. Non-migratory birds, however, frequently establish a home territory and defend it vigorously. This American Kestrel took to the air to chase away a loggerhead shrike. Despite completely different appearances, the two birds have similar diets and are in direct competition. #AmericanKestrel

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chandelyer:

Dennis Basso pre-fall 2018

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Sometimes when I’m birdwatching

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hiimlesphotos:

Various Colors

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Sometimes when I’m birdwatching

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Sometimes when I’m birdwatching

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bugkeeping:

Gray Hairstreak Strymon melinus

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Cassin’s Kingbird (Tyrannus vociferans)

Ellwood Mesa, 2019-04-21

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Sometimes when I’m birdwatching

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greenandflex:

Anna

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greenandflex:

Be Quiet!

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