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[chukundur]

heyhey welcome zdravey here's a list of my blogs

@chukundur is my main old ass blog from early high school which is now exclusively nature-related reblogs, i also interact from this blog bc i have no choice lole

@leaf-thief is my oc ecology blog where i share pics from my job and museum visits

@takovata-img is my oc photog blog (mostly film) , has some art on there, too

@brimkata is my oc fiber arts blog

@lhomme-et-la-nature has specifically human-animal interactions. i felt like i didnt want people on chukundur

@meem-thief is memes duh

@grezdey is my blog for anything else that doesnt fall in the themes of my other blogs. i try to interact from here and prefer to be tagged as this

yeah its a lot soz hope u find sth interesting

p. s.

i use #death to tag potentially triggering images that include dead animals, predation or the like. please feel free to block if this is not your cup of tea

[riverwindphotography]

A mossy streamlet, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

(c) gif by riverwindphotography, August 2023

[expressions-of-nature]

Algonquin Provincial Park, Canada by Marian Dragiev

[t8i72]

tg: t8i72

[inatungulates]

Dugong Dugong dugon

With human Homo sapiens

Observed by wildlobster, CC BY-NC

[halicablissoutv11]

2004

[rileycruel]

[lovecrumbss]

oh to have foxes play where I've laid to rest

[nobrashfestivity]

Unknown Giant fluted clam creation date: ca. 20C Former site: Edna Lawrence Nature Lab, Rhode Island School of Design (Providence, Rhode Island, USA)

[herpsandbirds]

I am having a rough day, so if your requests are still open can I please see an Asian Water Monitor Lizard having a good time? Are there clear signs of a happy monitor lizard? I love them so much and they all deserve good days with lots of snacks and naps.

I would say that if you see them chill or lost in the sauce... they're happy?? If a monitor lizard can be happy.

Asian Water Monitor (Varanus salvator), family Varanidae, found across much of SE Asia

photograph by Mike Grosshanten Photographie

Asian Water Monitor (Varanus salvator), family Varanidae, Sri Lanka

photograph by Dr. Chinthaka Atukorala 

Asian Water Monitor (Varanus salvator), family Varanidae, Bangkok, Thailand

photograph by Philippe Brincat

[binturong-of-the-day]

The binturong of parental supervision

[henk-heijmans]

Playful donkey jumping in field, 2018 - by Julia Christe (1973), German

[herpsandbirds]

For the first time in my 52 years, a red tailed hawk flew by me and Screeched at me. Then it landed and chirrupped at me. It made me so happy. Just thought I'd share.

In celebration, lets have some Red tails!!!

Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis), family Accipitridae, order Accipitriformes, MA, USA

photograph by Jonathan Eckerson

UT, USA - photograph by Jerry Liguori

EAT A TASTY MANTIS!!!, IL, USA

photograph by Shirley Pilgar Hughes

HE SCREMMMM!!!, WA, USA

photograph by Ken Pitts

[clawmarks]

Recueil d'oiseaux, quadrupèdes, poissons - 16th c. - via Gallica

[pnglove]

Reblog so a swarm of tumblr crabs can crawl across oomfs’ dashboards

[herpsandbirds]

Southern California or San Bernardino Ringneck Snake (Diadophis punctatus modestus), family Colubridae, Southern CA, USA

photograph by Berkeley Martineau

[horsefigureoftheday]

Do people know that being "crestfallen" is a real physical thing in horses? Horses store fat in their necks (among other places), and if they become obese, their neck crest can fall over, like the hump of a camel