take me to bird heaven @stinkyghostkid-blog - Tumblr Blog

its mol stinkyghostkid i had to make a new tumblr bc i got locked out of my old one bc my email linked to my account got deleted and i got logged out of tumblr on my computer and there is no way to change your email on the tumblr app

i couldnt think of anything for my url OK

#this is a TRAGEDY

i might be changing blogs to ireallylikerocks tumblr.com bc i got freakin logged out of tumblr on my computer and my email account got deleted and i dont have access to tumblr outside of the app and i cant change my email with tha app so...... 💁

#freakin....#+#i got like 30 blogs on this account

danskjavlarna

From Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen Nach der Natur, 1774.

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btvs

@sunsafe

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Mars wishes us a happy valentines day!

#space

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Suillus, hogfish (Lachnolaimus maximus) from Catesby’s The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama island, 1729-1747. Source

#fish

earthstory

Roiling Arizona Desert Thunderstorm

#SpaceVine

Aaron Angell

Asymmetric pots by fifteen-year-olds’ Inkjet print on coloured paper 2010

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#blue and yellow #this is me!

earthstory

A 19th century instrument, still in use

How does one measure the length of the day and intensity of sunlight at the same time? A Scottish author and Celtic folklore expert called John Campbell in 1853 wanted to find out in a quest to record ‘the nature and power of sunshine’ (as he put it a quarter century later), and his desire turned into a meteorological instrument that is so simple that it remains of use. Further refined by physicist Gabriel Stokes in 1879 they are now known as Campbell Stokes sunshine recorders and proved a mainstay of meteorology for decades.

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