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HOLY SHIT??? HAWK 3 PAGE LEAK????????

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herpsandbirds

Golden-cheeked Warbler (Setophaga chrysoparia), male, family Parulidae, order Passeriformes, Central TX, USA

ENDANGERED.

Endangered due to destruction of habitat and increase in nest predation by (native) Brown-headed Cowbirds.

The only bird that nests exclusively in the state of Texas.

photograph by Keith Turpin

minmos

this reddit post isgoing to make me cry literally let's bask in the sun

starbuck

me analyzing my favorite characters:

hyydraworks

More littol birds to hang out in your plants!

hyydraworks

Hummingbird mugs, dishes, and lil friends.

michaelnordeman

Mjällådalen nature reserve in Medelpad, Sweden (15 May 2026).

Birds pictured: Eurasian three-toed woodpecker/tretåig hackspett, Pied flycatcher/svartvit flugsnappare, Fieldfare/björktrast, Eurasian wren/gärdsmyg, Redwing/rödvingetrast and White wagtail/sädesärla. Plants include Wood anemone/vitsippa, Wild pansy/styvmorsviol, Marsh marigold/kabbleka, and Mezereon/tibast. The fungi: Inonotus radiatus/alticka, and Tinder fungus/fnöskticka. I'm not sure about the spider.

help-me-yes

yes... ha ha ha... yes!

herpsandbirds

Whitehead’s Broadbill (Calyptomena whiteheadi), family Calyptomenidae, order Passeriformes, endemic to Borneo

photograph by William Ko

aviantastic

Tree Swallows by Linda H. Dulak - Audubon Photography Awards

fluentisonus

barn swallows depicted in the “spring fresco”, akrotiri, thera, greece. c. 16th century BC

cryptidofthecove

rovermcfly

I think a lot of people are forgetting that on tumblr fandom used to be practiced very differently. now everyone fucks off to their discords or tumblr groups to discuss everything with a select few, making tags be nearly only used for posting some finished fanworks or not at all

a decade ago people didn't have tumblr groups. people didn't even have dms. if you wanted to talk to anyone about anything you had to make a post, or send an ask (which more often than not would get published and thereby become a post in the end too)

so next time you think "I have a fandom thought but I have to find a small group of hyperspecifically like-minded people to share it with in private" remember all the freaks you could be missing out on meeting by keeping the tags dead. use tags, make friends. fuck discord.

theduchessofboredom

You can't hide gold like this in the tags! That really is the perfect way to put it! ⬇️

ikarons

one thing to ask yourself with fiction is. who gets to want and who has to settle for being wanted

theredjenny

I think the original tags deserve to just. Go here.

keysmashslushy

there’s a decent amount of talk surrounding the idea that comics, as we know them, are not a particularly good medium for telling cohesive stories. There will be retcons, there will be disagreeing authors and artists, and even the most lovingly crafted and well thought out run will eventually be undercut by something that comes after it, and will likely be undercutting something before it. This is just a fact of the medium, but honestly, it’s one of the things I love about it- because with this contradiction, with it’s indecisiveness, what we end up when a character has been being written for long enough is a portrait that’s… kind of closer to a person, in imitation, than a lot of other mediums can get to? A comic character’s lifespan can include so many small events and conflicting stories and different arcs and hangups, in way that’s very hard to achieve for a character from a play, a movie, even a standalone graphic novel. It’s a level of detail and layeredness that mimics how a person exists. Lives aren’t contained within a single narrative. They’re different people at different times, they have more experiences than any one person could know about. It’s… I don’t know. It’s just one of my favorite things about the genre

hyydraworks

I recently learned that even though Ruby throated hummingbirds are the only hummingbird species to inhabit Maine in summers there’s a chance to see Rufous hummingbirds migrating through the state in the fall. So adding that to my bird sightseeing bucket list.