Bat Tracker

I go on nature hikes and take pics! Also I run a Let's Play channel and will post updates here.

[acerodons]

Needed Pokemon

- A three stage evo Diatom (steel/water)

- A Kakapo

- A Rhino/Auroch that starts bipedal and ends on all fours (or even with six legs)

- Three legged cat/dog/fox creature to represent disabled pets

- headphones

[papermonkeyism]

Path! Path path path path path!

[papermonkeyism]

Snack break. (Garlic flatbread and a market latte while sitting on a rock)

[papermonkeyism]

Path path path path path path path path!

Also so so SO many bilberries! Wish I'd had some kind of container to put them all. Also FINALLY got to say hi to this rock I saw months ago before I borked my knee. Note to self, it has an EXCELLENT sitting spot on its southern side.

[papermonkeyism]

Path path path path path path path path!!!!

Found some wild strawberries on the way too! And a bird!! Flew right in font of me, picked couple bugs and only flew away after I got few steps away from it.

[boxxxpineapple]

James Ortiz Cameo #1

BTS of the “Look behind you!” scene

Posted 04/04/2026 by Cameo (official account) on TikTok

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Masterpost

[lyss-sketchbox]

Thinking about Neuv feeling safe and comfy enough in their shared home to be in his dragon form

[bob-artist]

A battle between good and weevil

[sani-kitsune]

My music AU and Human! Neuvillette

[sharkgirldick]

[bobbole]

Yevgeny Charushin, Snow Leopard

[zzoupz]

I drew these emo cats

[asteroidtroglodyte]

It’s dangerous to go alone; take this:

[helpeverythingiscats]

california quail you're unforgettable tiny round with feather on top

[lupismaris]

Do it scared but please don't do it hungry. Please don't do it dehydrated. It's gonna make it so much scarier. Please.

[crimsonflowerz]

hey so i know you said you love me but my Everyone Hates Me syndrome is acting up

[spider-artdump]

[redthemarten]

She knows what you are, Wriothesley

[sybbalb-deactivated20221228]

being alone all the time feels fine until you have a normal conversation with someone then its like ohhhh i was losing my mind ok.

[briarhide]

Practice painting with an Irish hare.

Going to get serious about hare coursing under the cut:

Today I just learned that Ireland is one of a handful of EU countries where hare coursing is still legal. There was a Dáil motion to ban the sport just recently, but this was opposed by Government party TDs.

For coursing in Ireland, hares are caught from the wild and often transported and kept together; which is in itself stressful, as hares are usually solitary animals. They may then be subject to ‘training’ sessions, in which they are urged to run and familiarise themselves with the space where they will be coursed.

During the coursing spectacle, the hare is chased over either an enclosed or open area by sighthound dogs. The dogs are awarded points based on how they demonstrate their speed and agility. By law, dogs must be muzzled while coursing; however, some illegal events still feature unmuzzled dogs which may bite and kill the hare, and even when muzzled, the sheer force of the dog can cause injury upon contact.

When the spectacle is over, the hare is released back into the wild. I do personally have to wonder at the hare’s fate afterwards, however…are they always released back where they were taken from? Or do they end up in completely unfamiliar territories? Hares regularly face threat from predators in wild scenarios; but being trapped and contained by humans, ‘trained’ (i.e. frightened more), pursued by dogs, all over a considerable length of time before finally being set free again…knowing how easy it is for small animals to succumb to shock, what is it like for hares to go back to the wild after being traumatised in such an unnatural way?

Advocates for hare coursing say that the sport encourages the conservation of the Irish hare. Irish hares are rare unfortunately, but it is in the interest of coursing clubs to support the species’ recovery so that they may continue to be used for sport. Yet I feel it is sad that there must be this kind of exploitation in order to justify a native species’ continued existence; is it so hard to just make the environment more liveable for hares to flourish naturally, simply because hares are part of our world?

[cowboyhatesithere]

Daily gratitude

I don’t have kids

I don’t spend money on nicotine

I don’t gamble my money away on sports

I’m not reliant on a chat bot for all my life functions

My books/CDs/DVDs collection is plentiful