Nature-lover, birder, gardener, blogger, tennis fan. Retired from web design, UX, web accessibility, and group organizing When cruelty is normal, compassion becomes radical. Southeast Michigan, USA Posts auto-delete after two months. Header photo is a Julia butterfly, a large brilliant orange butterfly with wings outspread on a brown straw hat brim. In the shadows, you see the back of my head. Photo from Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona. #NoBridge
Deborah Edwards-Oñoro
@redcrew@mstdn.social
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Whee!
BirdCast is active with fall migration data in the US with dashboard, maps, and real-time nighttime migration radar.
Runs from August through November.
https://www.birdcast.org/
#birds #BirdMigration #BirdCast
Jane Tomlinson - Artist 🌻⭐️
@JaneTomlinson@mastodonapp.uk
Artist. From Stratford-upon-Avon, now in Oxfordshire, UK. Woke as hell. LOVES: art, art history, birds, cats, cheese, "Detectorists", EU, facts, horses, kindness, maps, marine biology, Mother Nature, rock music, science, stone circles, tea, weather, wildflowers, wildlife LOATHES: bigots, Brexit, guns, gods, liars, timewasting, Tories
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One of my favourite ever #paintings - of Bird Migrations - is back in stock as a #teatowel. If you've ever wondered where the #birds go, answers await. It will make drying up a less tedious & an altogether more rewarding experience. 🤣
100% cotton, made in the UK
More info: https://janetomlinson.com/products/bird-migration-tea-towel
#Art #birding #map #birdmigration #ukbirdwatching
Joe Wynne 🌻🚗⛰️
@joewynne@mindly.social
Retired, married, cis-het, moderate Humanist Positive posts on #Gardening #HabitatGardening #Nature #SciFi #CineMastodon #Jazz #Funk #Travel #Food #StarTrek #Happiness #Positivity #Photography (from my phone unless otherwise noted) Active in democracy, equity, and #environment. Member Charlotte Atheists and Agnostics.
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👀 Sitting quietly at the breakfast table, maneuvering slowing to get a pic through a glass door of a skittish Rose-breasted Grosbeak on our feeder.
They pass through here each year from Central America or northern South America. They cross the Gulf of Mexico in one night 😲, so we make sure we have plenty of food available for them to refuel.
From here they fly to the Northern U.S. and Canada. Whew! Sometimes your feeders help out those that are just passing through.
#BirdMigration #Grosbeak #Bird
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