Unashamed Good Omens Pirate

Long-nosed Snake (Rhinocheilus lecontei), family Colubridae, Death Valley National Park, CA, USA

A 22-month-old female scaredy cat tiger appeared to get the shock of her young life when she encountered a dead leaf floating on a pool of water in the Bandhavgarh National Park, India. Clearly unusure about just what was approaching her, the partially submerged youngster’s tail shot up in the air and with teeth bared she let out her most fearsome growl - all in an effort to scare the humble leaf away.

Turtle Frog (Myobtrachus gouldii), family Myobatrachidae, Western Australia

These burrowing frogs dig forward, like a turtle, and not backwards into the soil, like most burrowing frogs.

After pairing up, a couple descends into a burrow, where they later mate, and lay eggs. The offspring go through the larval stage in the eggs (not having a free swimming tadpole stage).

They feed on termites.

Prothonotary Warbler (Protonotaria citrea), male, family Parulidae, order Passeriformes, MI, USA

Hi! I was wondering if you could help me identify these birds? I live in central Indiana and I see them in my backyard a lot but I’m not sure what kind of bird they are. Sorry if the bottom two are hard to see. My cat has right next to the door and I didn’t want to accidentally let him out.

Bird IDs - IN, USA:

inspired on this!🐤

Just wanted to share a pic of this grey treefrog I found (it looks red-ish cause we're under a colored umbrella). Little fella was out in the open on a patio table so I moved it over to a nearby bush/tree that I've seen them on before.

[Central North Carolina, USA]

endless love for ball

I finished this brushbuddy art doll earlier this week and he is very cute. It's got a wire armature inside and is fully posable, including the leather fingers and toes. (There are also magnets in the feet to potentially stick it to things later.)