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It must be said, when I make homemade pizza it goes craaaaazy!
Slow-fermented dough, the first has pesto, tomato, mozzarella, and basil; the other has fried golden oyster mushrooms (eat your nuisance species!), Calabrian chile, homemade sun dried tomato, mozzarella, and fried garlic. Let's goooo
Be a teachable individual YOU DO NOT know everything
Ah, this was so cool to watch - the chrysalis-making. I sped the video up a bit but the whole process was quick, about five minutes. It reminds me of the baby in Eraserhead but also looks like an adorable dancing snot 😆 It is so crazy how much it moved! There are three chrysalises now (the two new ones also on leaves, so they will have to be moved as well once they are properly dried), and lots more eggs and mini cats. 🦋
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
Red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus)
Wildlife Jocelyn Anderson captured a one-in-a-million photo of a bird hitching a ride on a bigger bird's stick.
The article contains a link to her photography shop, btw.
You are not a bother. You are not a burden. You are not a waste of space. You are not annoying every person you talk to. Your existence matters. Your presence makes a good difference.
That elderly couple who volunteers at the soup kitchen after church on Sundays and attends every town hall meeting has done more community direct action than 99% of internet leftists 🤷🏽♀️
#lol this post is stupid spup kitchens were created by the gov after they literally destroyed black radical organizers lives#and since when does going to a town hall meeting and working within the system help anybody in any significant way
100% agree homeless people should just starve and dumpster dive till le epic revolution happens!
and for sure local politics is so stupid it only handles dumb things like your schoolboard, judges, infrastructure, and rent laws! now tweets? Thats where the real work happens!
Local activism stopped garbage collection from being privatized in my hometown and local activism is what defunds the police and keeps libraries and community gardens open and gets done most of the things people waiting around for a revolution claim they want. The weird former hippie suburban wine moms donating bags of quinoa chips and money to the food pantry I go to sometimes have done more for me materially then any defeatist political rant on tumblr ever has.
#local politics#so many people saying local elections won’t do anything for police brutality#when a lot of places in the US elect their sherrif!#and judges!#and all the other people in charge of the police!#but no I’m just a filthy moderate for suggesting we use EVERY tool at our disposal to improve the state of things (tags via @sofiadragon)
My spouse goes to every single school meeting they host, and often is the only person to show up. When the school was debating putting The Ten Commandments in every school room, they held a meeting about it. Guess who was the only parent to be at that meeting? Guess who voted “no”? Guess what the school released as a memo after the meeting? (“Due to popular vote we will not be hanging religious writings in our school rooms.”) And this is just the only time I can prove his vote was the deciding factor in policy change, I know he’s probably swayed more changes (or prevented changes), like taking books from the library or imposing collective punishments on students or letting cops run around inside the building. Because he always shows up.
Go to your local meetings. Vote in the small elections. You will see direct, real change in your world.
look at her go
this is my leopard gecko wheel propaganda post now
promote physical health (walky!)
promote mental health (fun!)
extremely cute to watch them toddle about in there
they love to sleep squished under them
apparently promotes healthy bowel movement (prepare for poopy wheel)
genuinely i know it looks silly and weird but it changed my leos life they use 2-4h a day just calmly walking
it reduced them scrabbling at the glass doors
my friend who has a disabled leo got him one and he is now moving so much more, which is good for his legs (muscles being built)
it's really cute
wheels should be at least 20cm diameter and solid, the wooden ones are great for grip and safety
leos don't go faster than this. successful wheel usage looks like Popcorn is demonstrating
Ok I'll post my Pandorus Sphinx pictures. I spent a half hour holding this guy bc I've been waiting so long to see a live one 🥺
This is one of the species that got me super interested in moths bc I found a dead one in the middle of my city once and it was like discovering a mythical creature.
Disabled Hikers, a local disabled-led nonprofit, posted:
“Yesterday (on the anniversary of the ADA), Seattle officially proclaimed this year as "Jimothy Summer" and held an art celebration. Luckily, you can support an actual Disabled-led organization and get some Jimothy art of your own! 😏
Hand drawn by Rebecca Lexa, you can get this art on a t-shirt, poster, sticker, and coming soon: an embroidery pattern!
This drawing features Jimothy, a round little raccoon with a short spine and no neck, standing on his back legs and holding a hiking stick in his front paws. He's wearing a little red bandana. Green ribbons above and below read disability is natural. Disabled Hikers is on the end of one ribbon. (The Disabled Hikers watermark across the drawing will not be on the printed ones)
Celebrate Jimothy summer and Disabled people, while supporting our work to increase access and belonging in the outdoors.”
Please consider buying a sticker, poster, or t-shirt. The money funds their hiking programs and outings that are free to the community.
Link:
The Disabled Hiker's Guide removes one of the barriers to access- a lack of information- by utilizing a rating system and detailed trail inf
My new favorite genre of picture is a very special thing that most animals (and humans!) do: face nuzzling as an act of greeting/comfort/intimacy. thank God that this is happening all over the world right now
Isn’t it wonderful?!
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Btw if you're in North America, planting squash even if you don't like to eat it provides a vital food source for squash bees, which collect pollen exclusively from (you guessed it) squash flowers. And if you DO like to eat it, then you're getting food for yourself while also providing food for a very specialized native animal :)
are u guys hearing this
(This is a Great Golden Digger Wasp - Sphex ichneumoneus - doing what its name implies, digging. But you may also notice, if you turn the sound on, that she’s making some incredible noises as she does so.)
Incredible onomatopoeia practice happening in my notes
That bug isn't digging, it's playing a kazoo
boyfriend's quail photos have reached perhaps a lifetime peak today
My wonderful amazing beautiful friend gifted me a brand new macro lens kit for my phone and I have been having a BLAST photographing all the hoppers I can!! Here we have a few flatid planthoppers and some treehoppers including a citrus flatid and a lovely green Tortistilus treehopper!
Twenty-one tons of potatoes are up for grabs at Potato Palooza on Monday.
The nonprofit’s set to receive a donation of 21 tons of tubers this weekend from suppliers in the Midwest. Hoping to get the starchy vegetables to people in need, the nonprofit will host a “Potato Palooza” event on Monday in Park Hill. “Anyone is welcome to come. They can bring tote bags, wagons, you could back up your pickup truck if you wanted to,” Hissong said. The event is 9 a.m. to noon at the Park Hill Food Recovery Hub, 6090 East 39th Avenue, on July 27.
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People near Denver, Colorado.
Potato alert. Potato alert.
Free food. Unlimited free potatoes.
Potato alert.
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This concludes this broadcast of the emergency potato system.
Move over, solar and wind. Thanks to new technologies, a “geothermal renaissance” is propelling green energy further than ever before.
As with other areas of renewable energy, advances in technology mean that the potential energy output and affordability of geothermal energy are rapidly increasing.
The new geothermal process used at the Newberry Volcano in Oregon produces ten times more energy than a traditional geothermal plant while requiring less than half the water and well drilling.
This is easily one of the CRAZIEST videos I've ever gotten. I was rafting down a river when a Yellow Jacket came, landed on my bright pink waterproof phone pouch, and started drinking from the water droplets that had gathered there.
The most amazing part is how the water droplet magnifies the Hornet's mouth parts, so you get to see them up-close!!!! It was FASCINATING to witness!
Here's some of my favorite still shots from that video:
What do you think? 🥰
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