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2026-05-14 20:39 UTC
@rancholibertad@climatejustice.social and because I'm in this valley, it's a real crossover point: lots in common with the great lakes region, even though further north, but also some more northern species not found around (at least the more southerly parts of) the great lakes.
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@rancholibertad@climatejustice.social 2026-05-14 20:41
@idzie@kolektiva.social Yeah that actually makes a load of sense! I'm not familiar enough with Canadian geography so part of me originally was going to say "or Canada" but then I felt ridiculous because Canada is huge. But it makes sense that you're in a region that's close to both of the regions I was imagining, just north of some imagined border. It sounds beautiful there, even considering that the winters must be harsh, I consider you quite lucky to live in such a region! (Though I'm unsure if you'd qualify it the same way, perhaps it's the rose-colored glasses from living in the land of eternal drought ;) )