and one day, i am gonna grow wings

#demon slayer — all of my fanart + ramblings for kny

#my art — all of my artwork, traditional + digital

#original character — all artwork involving my various ocs

#paleoart — both traditional and digital dinosaur/pterosaur artwork

#permanence fic kny — everything related to my oc x canon fic/ship

#digital art — all of my artwork created in procreate

#traditional art — all of my artwork created on paper

#kigen murphy — all artwork for my spiderverse oc

#zyanya vaerchus — all artwork for my original oc

#muzan kibutsuji — all ramblings + artworks for muzan

#tsugikuni twins — all ramblings + artworks for yoriichi and michikatsu

#douma kny — all ramblings + artworks for douma

#special interest — birds and other dinosaurs; paleontology

#birding logs — summarized posts + art pulled from my birding journal

#birds — posts specifically involving dinosaurs of the class aves

Birding Log Entry #1 Wednesday, June 3rd Featured Bird Art: Sandhill Crane Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis): 6 Comon Grackle (Quiscalas quiscula): 20 Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo): 1 Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura): 7 Red-Tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis): 1 Red-Winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus): 5 American Robin (Turdus migratorius): 12 Chipped Sparrow (Spizella passerina): 4 American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos): 2 Spotted Sandpiper (Actitis macularius): 1 "Couldn't Identify": 64 Daily Total: 123 Birds Best of Field Notes: "I never noticed how adundant common grackles are until I started keeping track of sightings!" "I encountered the same male red-winged blackbird three times today, + will likely see him again, but I only counted him once. I see + intereact w/ him frequently on my way back from Barnes & Noble - he seems to live in the patch of woods past JoAnn, and every time I go past, he sort of 'hover-flies' right over my head + chirps really loud! He then perches and continues vocalizing when I stop moving or get far enough away. Is he trying to keep me from a nest? So cool." "Saw a crow and a grackle seemingly fighting middair! I've seen this a few times in the past, too - is this a common interspecies behavior? Why?" "Saw him [the red-winged blackbird] again! I tried hard not to get too close to him when he doesn't want me to. He stayed perching!" Full Pages:

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