Aug 3
No one gets their toxic yuri like I do
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No one gets their toxic yuri like I do
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Saint Vincent Amazon (Amazona guildingii), family Psittacidae, order Psittaciformes, endemic to the island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean
Vulnerable.
photograph via: Naturalist Journeys, LLC
Red-crowned Amazon (Amazona viridigenalis), family Psittacidae, Psittaciformes, Lower Rio Grande Valley, South TX, USA
There has been considerable debate over whether this species was introduced into South TX or whether they were introduced through the pet trade. This population is now considered to be native.
The other native population is located in northern Mexico.
photograph by Keith Turpin
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Red-crowned Amazon (Amazona viridigenalis), family Psittacidae, Psittaciformes, Lower Rio Grande Valley, South TX, USA
There has been considerable debate over whether this species was introduced into South TX or whether they were introduced through the pet trade. This population is now considered to be native.
The other native population is located in northern Mexico.
photograph by Steve Franklin
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Red-crowned Amazons (Amazona viridigenalis), family Psittacidae, Psittaciformes, Lower Rio Grande Valley, South TX, USA
There has been considerable debate over whether this species was introduced into South TX or whether they were introduced through the pet trade. This population is now considered to be native.
The other native population is located in northern Mexico.
photograph via: Valley Nature Center
Hey Boney, Rad Anon here. I think it would be cool to see the Bravo&Momo AU crew dealing with the events from Namco X Capcom or, as I envision it, “Azumi Finally Gets to Stab a Zombie Punk”. Have a good day.
Had to redraw my favorite moment but make it just a little bit gayer