I'm Charles. I typically post about birds and fish, oftentimes drawing them (see above). Aside from art my hobbies include working on my website, making simple games, and of course, birding!
I reblog most of my art to my side blog @charles-drawings for a more organized collection.
I'm also on Instagram and DeviantArt!
(also despite my blog's name I am definitely not a fish hivemind)
Tag index below cut ↓
#fish - fish posts.
#bird - bird posts.
#crow cam - bird feeder footage
Most other organism-related posts will feature a taxonomic classification to some degree, such as #insect or #mollusk
#rotating bird - rotating birds! They spin!
#my art - my art.
#not my art; #reblog - reblogs
#photo - sometimes I post these. Usually it's birds
#blub :0 - word-only posts, statements, and replies
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For art specifically:
#wip - work in progress
#sketch; #sketchbook - pencil/pen drawings and sketches
#doodle - low-effort pictures, often silly. this includes drawings that are similar to my reddit comments.
#pixel art - pixel art. Usually 100×100px.
#digital art - stuff I draw on a digital device, such as a tablet, phone, computer apps, linux terminal, nintendo switch, etc.
HEHE I SAW SO MANY BIRDS :D :D didnt take pictures of all of them and the ones I did take are very bad but the list of birds i saw today were: in the span of 70 minutes...
- broad-tailed hummingbird
- black billed magpie
- western bluebird
- spotted towhee
- red winged blackbird
- black headed grosbeak
- AND A BLUE JAY! :DDDD
Ok the few pictures I did take are under the cut
Almost all the pictures I got were of the blue jay :3
Was scrolling through your website (delightful experience)
Not sure if it was already on there (despite everything i didnt see all facts), but a fun gull fact is that they have been observed eating live whales! Like picking the meat from whales backs when resting on the surface.
One of the first cool bird facts i learned! :]
Oh thanks! I did already list it under
"#25. Gulls are able to eat a large variety of foods, including fish, invertebrates, food scavenged or stolen from humans, washed up dead stuff, and even live whale blubber."