Jul 12, 2025
Let's be chocolate chip with mama
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Let's be chocolate chip with mama
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love the people talking about microorganisms as if there's a meta
I can’t stop thinking about him. 12 foot wingspan. Flight speed up to 84 miles per hour. Lives over 50 years. Circumnavigates the southern ocean. 4 subspecies. Probably so soft to hug.
Blue-footed booby
“Blue-footed Boobies on Isabela Island” - via Wikimedia Commons
this very polite little gal (Bombus impatiens) landed on me while I was on a hike yesterday. she landed on my shirt, looking a bit sluggish, so I decided to (gently) scoop her onto my hand to give her an opportunity to drink a bit of my sweat before relocating her to a flower, where she promptly got lost in the sauce. while reviewing the photos for iNat, I realized there was something on her leg. I'm not too adept with bumblebees and their various parasites; does anyone know what that is? for all I know, it could just be a clump of pollen, but I've never heard of pollen pants being asymmetrical. TIA!
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Green Sea Turtle - The Port A Jetty, East Cotter Avenue, Port Aransas, Texas, USA
Joshua J. Cotten
EMPEROR, TERROR, WARLORD, MASTER OF THE AVIAN SKIES -- IF GOD HIMSELF WERE A BIRD.
PIC INFO: Resolution at 1240×1870 -- Spotlight on ornithologist Jerry McGahan holding a 6 month old Andean Condor, the largest flying bird on the planet. Picture taken in 1971.
EXTRA INFO: The Andean Condor is one of the largest flying birds in the world as its wings spread more than 9 feet from tip to tip. Condors can soar and glide for hours without beating their wings, reaching speeds of 55 mph.
Sources: www.reddit.com/r/TheWayWeWere/comments/ibocxz, X, various, etc...
Red raspberry slime mold (Tubifera ferruginosa) in Burke County, North Carolina, USA
by Jim Petranka