#nature prevails

[coopersphotos]

[provinzpoet]

✨ Word Wall Wednesday #1 ✨

with my most recent foray into whatever this "motivational poster"-esque format was, being great fun - I've decided to make it a weekly thing. Welcome to Word Wall Wednesdays 🧱

Every Wednesday, I’ll be posting a new visual piece — short, honest, emotional, or quietly chaotic. Something to stick to the inside of your skull or the front of your fridge. Maybe both.

Think of it as my little corner for soft punches, deep breaths, and that one sentence you didn’t know you needed.

Hope it lands. Hope it lingers. See you next Wednesday 🕊️

- Poe

[mysterium-solis]

[johnschneiderblog]

Lake trout reclaim Huron

After catching this lake trout Friday night, I'm one and one this season - one salmon and one lake trout - but it's unlikely that ratio will hold.

Non-native Chinook salmon - planted in the Great Lakes to control an overabundance of non-native alewives - have become scarce in northern Lake Huron.

Even in the heyday of the salmon fishery here, the experts were predicting a collapse of the salmon population. They said native lake trout, displaced by salmon as the Alpha fish, would eventually prevail.

They were right. As the alewives began to disappear, the Chinook followed. Now order has been restored and lake trout are back on top.

In the long run, Nature always wins.

[kanthak3universe]

Trees.

still, stable and strongly rooted into it's being, yet it's leaves look so fragile dancing in the wind.

[los-plantalones]

i love nature overtaking architecture.

[los-plantalones]

🏙city petunias 🌇

[calmbelly]

august 2025