#chromosplits

‘Love these Will McPhail pigeons. (That’s the given link.) H/T: Tar and feather, and Singularity black, which is the pitcherest black of all. Still working on the pitcheon. via Blogger http://ift.tt/2vzKPoq

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Well, tomorrow I fly. I will miss the bird feeder and its garrulous visitors. I also feel sad for the blue jay, who met with the glass wall of infinity. I had been looking for a picture of a raven claw…’guess the blue jay’s would not be much different, albeit smaller. You can combine a raven and a fly…okay, a pied crow and a fly. (Just because I like pied crows and because the digital finger is…

All hale (and hearty) the Peawhale

If 42 is the answer, then the peawhale is your friend. The peawhale: a frequent visitor to the C-wing of the modern art gallery. They’re full of bean there, done nut. Rude patrons at the pub sometimes call them blubbernuts. Tant pis. Like the peawhale, who goes south for the summer-winter of the smashwords content sale – where you can get ebooks at good prices (half-price with SSW50 as from…

Definitely endangered. h/t: Tenuipalpidae (Eric Erbe, Chris Pooley) (Aw, such a stylish turtleneck sweater it has!) via Blogger http://ift.tt/2trWEgp

What else has 74 chromosomes? A llama. There is one, on the cover of The Geek Feminist Revolution by Kameron Hurley, which is rad-ish. The starlings have discovered the bird feeder. They are even more voracious than the blue jays, and keep them at bay – despite being smaller. I have established that I am a huffle-puffish ravenclaw! via Blogger http://ift.tt/2tnNLV5