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Arory's free stacks are looking so good!!

#for the show dog peeps: i know this isnt her show side i practice stacking no matter what position im in #this woman loves a context so i decontextualize EVERYTHING #dogblr #rory borealis #show dog chronicles #stacked photos #stacked photo #getting her a handler was such a good choice for me personally #i can do the training and everything but i (the human) forget it all as soon as im in the ring #so much more mutually beneficial for me to train her solid and then hand her off to someone who can present her beautifully #ill be happy to be done her CH though #i got rory as a pet but told her breeder i would show to her CH if she grew up nice (which she absolutely is)#im really happy with how she looks and moves #free stack

Oh no the fish has legs it's going to steal my lunch!

Pike Pichael Pikus is a creature of 1 year and 8 months.

#thank you cat for the photos <3 #have I learnt how to stack a dog after one and a half years? no #have I learnt anything about conformation? also no #I just close my eyes and hope it's dog shaped #turnpike #(crying over this creature I love her so much 😭)#stacked #stacked photo

Bee of Yosemite.

This is Bombus bifarius, a male (see all the yellow on the face shot? that is a good indication of a male bumble bee....not all species show this pattern, but it is a general trend. Females tend to have a nearly all black face with perhaps a topknot of yellow hairs, but I digress).

Our friend here is a Western species, common in wetter meadowy areas, usually at higher elevations. Prairies, deserts, and sage flats are not its thing. Collected as part of Claire Kremen's study of the post fire landscape of Yosemite National Park. Picture by Anders Croft.