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this bitch is so iconic fr

Murphy, a rescued bald eagle who is known for fiercely protecting a rock he considers his egg, will be getting the opportunity to become a father to an orphaned chick ❤️

penguinsweaters

Previously Murphy was the eagle known for:

fearthefuzzy

so ive seen this go around twice or so in the past week without and update, and…

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(Donation Link on their FB Page)

#Solomon’s seal!

It’s time for the head does of the herds to chase off the yearling bucks and the yearling who lives in our yard is BAFFLED

Also here are two particularly colorful mushrooms that the internet said I could eat but we all know not to eat things based solely on the internet

#the squirrels have left these mushrooms alone but completely consumed a different kind #he’s been a really good uncle to the fawns this year but for the sake of deer genetics he’s gotta go #it is hard not to anthropomorphize him #the head doe is very successful because she lets people feed her and breaks into bird feeders #we really should get her some birth control she has twins every year #but they always live because she knows what’s up

Taro and Bolivian begonia thriving on kitchen gray water

Solomon’s seal, fern assortment, emergency caffeine bush

Today’s garden mission: use this miraculous day where my new, less-good migraine medication is working to cut back Stupid Privet from around random things in the woods that I do like, including:

three magnolias that may bloom at some point

forsythia, which is not native but is nice to look at

cedars, which I feel protective of, because they have a lot of diseases here

an interesting rock

I’m also putting chicken wire fences around my plants from last year, including the miraculously-not-dead pawpaws, the miraculously-not-dead elderberry (one of two, the other I think has been murdered by maple root), and the miraculously-not-dead-but-definitely-not-blooming-this-year blueberries that were eaten down to nubs by last year’s twin fawns.

Oh, and I chopped all the berries off some heavenly bamboo, since heavenly bamboo is randomly toxic to some birds at some points and birds are doing their best right now to not die of things.

Ferns, alumroot (first sighting), daffodils wrapping up, greens sets I started doing better than I should expect, pea plant starting to grab, strawberries in the most aggressive enclosure to date

Pea sprout!

Week of 11/1 planted oats and winter wheat two weeks late

Some frost damage on the Malabar spinach; sweet potato greens continue well. No frost damage on the tomatoes and peppers between the buildings, but the sun has shifted so they’re in very full shade. Leaves have fallen off the pawpaws.

#garden log

#bee warning #it's hard to get a picture of pink muhly grass since its overall impression is a big cloud #double posted the sweet potatoes I’m just so proud

Sweet potato harvest 2021! Slips are not worth it! All but two of these are from one sweet potato that sprouted!

Trying to actually cure them this year as in previous years I’ve eaten them uncured and been confused

Turned my back on the cucumber vine for 3 days

I just feel like if concerted subcultural human effort can endanger wild ginseng, goldenseal, and white sage, surely we could use our group ecological pressure for good on North American microstegium

#we would be it’s only predator!#kind of satisfying!#plant hateblogging

A shady divot by a highway :)

I am GOING to get my hand stung eventually trying to identify bees I can tell you that for free

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