Sound asleep. Health Habits. 1925.
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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The Stonewall Inn

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Sound asleep. Health Habits. 1925.
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Lukas Schnitzer, Vöstung Sadtwar, Hungary 1665
leopard orchid
Today's bug thing is the CD case for Faye Wong's Di-Dar album!
Luna moth caterpillar (Actias luna) making a birch leaf disappear
I raised these juicy caterpillars from eggs collected from this moth, which was found struggling in the wind at the very summit of a mountain on the full moon last June
snoopy of the day
sunbeam (2006)
The spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) is seldom seen, but when I do see them, they’re usually walking across roadways in early spring. In fact, I rarely see them anywhere else.
The salamander’s black and yellow color scheme provides impeccable camouflage against the asphalt and the yellow paint. Clearly, this animal evolved specifically for crossing roads.
We can thus use the salamander’s evolutionary history to understand its psychology- it crosses roads because it likes to be on the road. The road is its home, hence the camouflage. So whenever I see one getting confused and walking away from the road, I always pick it up and put it back to safety near the centerline. Don’t try this at home though, I’m only allowed to interact with them because I’m basically an expert.
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“Charles the First.” “The extra early strawberry that grows large crops of big fine berries.” Wonderful strawberries. 1918 : progressive & superb / A.R. Weston & Company. 1918.
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Iri B., Glass #2 Oil on canvas, 60 x 80cm