A comic of a bird singing about somebody eating their babies, and a crow responding that they did and they'd do it again. And below them, it is a man listening to a cd of their conversation entitled "relaxing bird sounds"
When I hear lovely birdsong in the morning, I remember this comic and laugh
A grey tree frog sleeping on a deck rail
A grey tree frog sleeping on a deck rail
Grey #treefrog sleeping on my deck rail. #frog
Yellow garden spider with a captured yellow jacket
Yellow garden spider sitting in their web
Yellow garden spider sitting in their web
#spider, #arachnid, #photography
A yellow garden spider in my garden
Looks like a horse fly to me. They can get very large, and their bites are vicious.
FBI? Not Secret Service?
Statue of hockey player Bobby Orr's flying goal, outside Boston's TD Garden.
A Rose-breasted grosbeak bird, white lower body, red breast, black head, white spotted black wings, sitting on a black metal bird feeder.
#bird #birds #Rosebreastedgrosbeak
A Rose-breasted grosbeak waiting for his turn at the feeder.
What's a newspaper?
Female finch, sitting on a branch, facing the camera. There is a male finch, sitting on another branch, facing the female finch.
Female and male Finches waiting for their turn at the feeder.
1,006,752,000 students. That's a lot of students. Maybe an extra zero?
Vatican Rescinds 'Blessed' Status Of World's Meek
theonion.com/vatican...
Tuxedo cat with a black face and white chin, sound asleep, with their mouth slightly open.
I wish I could sleep this soundly.
A chipmunk standing on its hind legs, facing right. Its cheeks are puffy and full of seeds gathered from the front walk.
#Chipmunk cheeks filled with seeds on a warm winter day #photography
Marblehead, MA?
Song Sparrow, facing left sitting on a branch, all fluffed up in the cold
Song Sparrow, all puffed up against the cold morning chill. #birds #photography #sparrow
I feel that people don’t really grasp the extent to which nature really wants to kill you. It will eventually succeed, because it will keep trying forever, but science has given us a lot of tools to hold it off a while.
