#observation

[epicsause-official]

anyone who has tried to take a bath in one knows that "public bathroom" is a very misleading name

[justreitz]

THERE IS A SPECIFIC FEELING YOU GET WHEN YOU HAVE BEEN PERCEIVED INCORRECTLY FOR SO LONG THAT BEING SEEN ACCURATELY FEELS LIKE AN ACCUSATION. I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED IT BUT I KNOW IT EXISTS.

[iftadwascool]

Patreon Membership Discords are kind of the worst

it's like the mishmash of heyday Tumblr and Reddit posts, but with an air of entitlement. because the members are paying $5 to gain access to a private discord where the actual Patreon people wouldn't dare talk because of how annoying the users are.

[flighty-flycatcher]

📍 Location: San Francisco, California 🗓 Date: June 4, 2026 🐾 Media: Image 🌿 Species: Brandt's Cormorant (Urile penicillatus) 📝 Notes: Large seabird found along the Pacific coast of North America. Recognized by its dark plumage, long neck, hooked bill, and striking blue throat patch that becomes more noticeable during the breeding season.

Common around rocky coastlines, offshore islands, bays, and nearshore waters, it feeds primarily on fish captured by diving underwater. Brandt's Cormorants often nest in colonies on coastal cliffs and islands and are frequently seen resting on rocks with their wings spread to dry after diving.

🔗 iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/368466017

[justreitz]

I AM AWARE THAT SOME OF YOU HAVE BEEN HERE FOR A WHILE. I FIND THIS CONSISTENT WITH GOOD JUDGEMENT.

[punisherpapi-blog]

“Calibration” This whole week I was a different kind of tired. Not work tired. Rumination tired. The kind of exhaustion that comes from emotionally circling yourself with no resolution....

[flighty-flycatcher]

📍 Location: San Francisco, California 🗓 Date: June 4, 2026 🐾 Media: Image 🌿 Species: Song Sparrow (Melospiza melodia) 📝 Notes: Medium-sized sparrow found across much of North America in wetlands, shrublands, grasslands, gardens, and coastal habitats. Recognized by its brown streaked plumage, grayish face, and central dark spot on the breast.

Often seen foraging on the ground or within dense vegetation, it feeds on seeds, insects, and other small invertebrates. Males are known for their rich, varied songs used to defend territories and attract mates, making this one of the most familiar and widespread songbirds in North America.

🔗 iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/368466000