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today is trans day of fuck
shit fuck damn
[I.D the trans flag with the aforementioned words on top of the flag in bold yellow text shadowed in blue and pink. end I.D.]
Check out this fluffy lion’s mane mushroom nestled against an old log, just like a little forest treasure waiting to be discovered. Nature truly has its own way of surprising us with such unique finds! ✨🍄
i promise i wouldn't blame you
It’s not just that the leaves will break down on their own (and enrich the soil while they’re at it!). During the winter, all sorts of insects use leaf litter for shelter, and they’re the first food available to larvae in early spring. Leaves also insulate the plants under them during the winter, which is important if you’re in an area prone to frost heaving.
One of the best thing you can do for native pollinators in your area is Leave the Leaves!
My mom stopped raking her leaves when she found out about this but her neighbor used his leaf blower to clear out her yard the first year she decided to try. So she started posting a Leave the Leaves sign in the yard each year with an explanation about why it’s good and two winters later only one house still rakes their lawn each year.
We’ve seen a dramatic increase in the biodiversity in the neighborhood since. We have birds that we haven’t seen since we moved into the city from living rurally and those birds are starting to nest in the trees and gardens in spring. The swallows and bats are back at night. The single woodpecker we would only occasionally see visits daily and even has a friend that has joined it. We have more squirrels and rabbits and shockingly fewer moles and voles. We heard an owl outside last fall.
Leave the leaves indeed.
Orange pore fungus [Favolaschia claudopus]
It's important to drink a lot of fluids when you're sick so that your body has the raw materials to generate gallons of snot.
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cats are the best. such social creatures. so ready to code switch. learn from their surroundings. truly the IRL autism beast
Black Panthers & Palestinian delegation at the first Pan-African Cultural Festival in Algiers. July, 1969.
Sulphur Tuft Hypholoma fasciculare
hey don’t cry. trees grow out of the ground.
the night sky has sparkles on it
the creatures live in the grass.
Weeping Bolete [Suillus granulatus]
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