Dive Into My Sun

harley 🌿🌲🍃

[hellboys]

Nick Offerman Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions –WIRED, 2020

[pi-la]

[peyotepowow]

You. Me. Coffee. A rainy front porch in the woods.

[rottingfacade]

It’s not trespassing if you’re a girl. It’s just going for a walk

[lesbianlonelinessscreenshots]

[jareckiworld]

Tuesday Riddell — Seed Snow Stream  (gold & silver leaf, gold powder, lustre powder and paint on japanned board, 2021)

[dewydd]

[mundanesalad]

Here’s a true story about studying for finals.

The culprit:

[fyterx]

culprit fanart <3

[jollygolightly]

[twilight-zoned-out]

This isn’t a coincidence.

[spectraling]

[tolkienillustrations]

Bag End by Jerry Vanderstelt

[littlewickedthings]

tragicgirlsco

[stars-bean]

Over the Garden Wall (2014)

[without-ado]

Glass Octopus l Phoenix Islands

[volk-swag-genitalia-deactivated]

i love you rain, i love you cold air, i love you sound of raindrops hitting the rooftops, i love you cloudy skies

[everythingfox]

So fresh

[kingpin-of-steel-act3]

[ihatenearlyeverything]

its ok theyre Gods lil helpers

[oatmealbrain]

And boy are they clumsy

[hydrangeafae]

Hi, these bees are babies! They’re not clumsy at all, this is what is called orientation flights. After birth and before beginning their careers as foragers (as all Honey bees cycle through all the jobs in the Hive throughout their lifespan), Honey bees take short flights back and forth, to and from the Hive, to orient themselves with their wings and their home so they can learn its location and how to get back home after foraging! Everyone has to learn, these are just smol little baby turkeys. Bees use the angle of the sun for location so adults have a better and more direct sense of location than any human

[polar-solstice]

IM SO PLEASED TO LEARN THIS!!!

They are just!!! Student drivers!!! 😭