Pitneen of the Day

A fan blog for the King of Attolia's majestic and regal royal parade suit

[tytonidyke]

These are so fun to make

[tytonidyke]

@thedisablednaturalist @fagtabulous

Ask and you shall receive!

[inthefallofasparrow]

[tytonidyke]

Love your additions! Birds got that drip

[tytonidyke]

Oh yeah should probably add this one too-

[mist-the-wannabe-linguist]

I’ve never done this before

[inthefallofasparrow]

[inthefallofasparrow]

[floral-hydrate]

Sorry this is the best post I’ve seen in a while

[floral-hydrate]

I’ll leave this post alone now

[mist-the-wannabe-linguist]

This is way too much fun

[floral-hydrate]

I’m not done yet I suppose

[inthefallofasparrow]

[floral-hydrate]

[floral-hydrate]

no no no you dont get it this is all i wanna do now. I love birds I love them I love them

[octy-in-boots]

[octy-in-boots]

[inthefallofasparrow]

[inthefallofasparrow]

[floral-hydrate]

Here’s another

[floral-hydrate]

Your local pigeon

[inthefallofasparrow]

[nicoroni]

@todaysbird

[grayraccoon]

@bigmeatpete69420

[sxmply-chikinuggies]

[floral-hydrate]

for @mecha-opabinia and anon!!!!

[wonderful-emoji]

[baebeylik]

Bird Shaped Vessel.

Iran or Iraq. Seljuk Period. 1037-1194 CE.

The Cleveland Museum of Art.

[fernicenty]

drawing my favorite birds is what i call „self—care”

[weirdthetag]

The Queen’s Thief fanworks challenge Weird the Tag 2026 collection is now open for submissions, and will remain so until the end of March!

This challenge welcomes fanfiction, fanart of all mediums, video and audio art, filk, podfics, and fan crafts. There is no longer a word minimum for fanfics this year.

Link to collection, with full information: 2026 collection profile.

Schedule: Prompts document submissions open February 1 Collection opens for submissions March 1 April 1 works due and works go live for viewing April 8 author reveals

This blog, with handy links and Moderator contact: https://weirdthetag.tumblr.com/

[herpsandbirds]

Plum-headed Parakeet (Psittacula cyanocephala), male, family Psittaculidae, order Psittaciformes, India

photograph by Nitin Jain

[en-theos]

Phresine, the queen’s senior attendant, watched them from behind the throne as her queen danced like a flame in the wind, and the mercurial king like the weight at the center of the earth. The king of Attolia, Megan Whalen Turner

[pitneenoftheday]

THEM!!!!

[herpsandbirds]

Bornean Peacock-Pheasant (Polyplectron schleiermacheri), male displaying to a fine ass female, family Phasianidae, order Galliformes, Borneo

ENDANGERED.

photograph by Megh Roy Choudhury

[pitneenoftheday]

The Annux woos his wife.

[bookshelfdreams]

TDF day -1: results

Here's all the yarns I made! From left to right (/bottom up):

1 - Finnsheep/Alpaca roving 100g/390m. I bought this last year at a tiny spinnery. It's a lovely natural colour - light brown/beige with reddish undertones

The fibre mix was something I never had before and I was a bit sceptical at first because Alpaca and I have never been friends but spinning this was lovely. I just love making woollen yarns. It's unbelievably soft and fluffy, but still has structure and a bit of a rustic feel to it. Hard to describe, I wish y'all could touch it.

2 - Polwarth combed top "summer solstice", fractal spin, 390m/100g

3 - Polwarth combed top "autumn equinox", 420m/100g. This yarn is my favourite 💚

4 - Polwarth combed top "spring equinox", 460m/100g

5 - Corriedale combed top, undyed, 390m/120g - this had surprisingly short staple length for a combed top and for Corriedale. I find that's often the case for naturally coloured wool. This was my least favourite to spin.

The Polwarth is all from @littlebirdinagarden's mystery boxes from last year. All in all I spun about 2030m, which is not bad but less than I know I can do in 3 weeks. I had to go away with my nephew during week 2; I took a drop spindle and I did spin every day, but my output with one of these is ridiculous. Hence, the somewhat mediocre result.

However, I did manage to reach my goals - spin the Polwarth and spin every day - so I'm still happy with the outcome! My first completed TDF. The secret is having fun things to work on.

[bookshelfdreams]

I regret* to inform you that I took all this beautiful yarn and made something very silly

*lie

Now you might ask. When are you ever going to wear a biblically accurate tunic thing? To which I reply. Must clothing be wearable. Is it not enough for it to be fun to make and have eye motifs.

Pattern: Pavlin by Natalia Moreva

[swords-n-spindles]

HELLO I LOVE THIS IT IS SO CUTE???

[pitneenoftheday]

peacock suit

[scottpartridge]

Day 2 of #birbfest hosted by @monkeymintaka is Many-Colored-Rush Tyrant.

[wetpoem]

Visit Original Link

[raccoonmilf]

I went out the other night with my friend and was like “do you think this shirt would help me pick up women?” And he was like “no what the fuck” and frankly I think he was wrong for that and doesn’t understand the raw power a shirt like this holds. Alas. It was $70 so I didn’t get it. But the energy…immense…

[homeofhousechickens]

At the poultry show there was a costume contest also

Cheerleader

Criminal

Cluckin booth

3d printed Trex chicken arms

Chickenception

Penguin

Royal duck

The best one, Swiffer feather duster lol

[desertedinurban]

HIGH FASHION BIRDS BY - Deserted In Urban

[historical-fashion-polls]

which costume would you rather wear? (1917)

left – "pheasant"

right – "magpie"

Voting ended onNov 7, 2025

submitted by @ever-since-ny

[wavewright62]

Upwards & onwards - YoinkTober Day 8 - in which the Queen of Attolia is cold & wet but also thoroughly het up with Outrage at the Sheer Effrontery of the Thief in abducting her, then proposing marriage of all things! She now has no choice but to go onwards and upwards to an unknown fate. (She does not yet know that she has had all of the knives she keeps on her person stolen by the Thief.)

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #WorldOctopusDay 🐙here's a smiley octopus on a terracotta plate from the Getty Museum 🙂

#CephalopodAwarenessDays

Paestan Red-Figure Fish Plate (octopus detail)

attributed to the Binningen Painter

3rd quarter of 4th century BCE

terracotta

6.5 × 26 cm (2 9/16 × 10 1/4 in.)

Paestum, South Italy

Greek (South Italian, Paestan)

Getty Museum Obj. No. 96.AE.240

[pitneenoftheday]

Do we think the Attolian Megaron (aka the palace of Princess Bythesea) has aquatic life tableware? I say yes.

🐙🐟🐚🦑