Show and Tell

i went adventuring between errands and meet some cool bugs. i was so happy to see some isopods on my walk, and was lucky to be alone when i shouted “marty!” at the sight of them.

I helped out with my daughter's field trip to a sanctuary called Wildlife Prairie Park. All of the animals are native to the area, and come with stories for why they are non releasable (expect the buffalo and elk). My 11 year old excitedly talked about Fenn, Reed, Abbott, and Coconut when her friends had questions about the foxes and birds. I was so happy to answer any questions I could thanks, in part, to your streams. We also spent some time this week preparing our garden for pollinators in our yard. We also set up composting in containers found during our town's "junk" week, and started a dead hedge with recycled fence.

My commute to work is only about 5 minutes, so about two years ago i decided to buy an e-bike. for the entire month of March and all of April so far i have opted to ride my e-bike instead of driving my car.

Helooo, I'm Lexy, im in vet college here in brazil (im Brazilian), im also an alveus fan for a long time now! This weekend i went to the zoo with my study group, to make a visit INSIDE the animal's enclosures. We had a guide teaching us everything about how to take care of the animals and all the things about the conservation work of those organizations, i could talk about it for hours. It was really cool, the animals are UNREALISTICALLY pretty, i feel the pictures don't do justice to their beauty, really! Seeing them so close was crazy, and learning too. If u have time go to the zoo! That's it, thanks <3 (the visit inside the enclosure are just for vet students authorized by the government)

I went for a small hike in nearby Talladega National Forest recently. the trash from other hikers and campers is always frustrating, but cleaning it up is fulfilling; and overall getting out there and enjoying the view for a while always cheers me up :)

This is a small section of "fieldnotes" after studying Medium Ground-finches for a school Biology assignment revolving evolution and selection pressures. In 1835 Charles Darwin closely studied Finches in The Galápagos Islands and he theorized that different species of finch had evolved on different islands, their distinctive beaks being an adaptation to distinct natural habitats or environmental niches. Since then, a single Finch species has evolved into 13 different species that are adapted to fill different lifestyles on each of the islands! :D

hey me again, though i’d submit my work with my house plants, i am autistic and one of my special interests is plants, i have collected many plants over the years and have dedicated my life to caring for them struggling with depression and agoraphobia has been hard but caring for and simple being surrounded by nature has healed a broken heart, i found some pics of my plants on my ipad, i couldn’t tell you how many hours i’ve put into these plants so i’m just gonna go with 10 hours

I went camping at a juggling festival in Arkansas for three days and took some really cool pictures! We hiked to a cool waterfall and I tried to take a selfie with the eclipse. I got a few good shots of the eclipse but these are my favorite.

I started my garden roughly two months ago, it's currently empty and ready for new plants which I'm currently growing! I've also been getting into bird photography, I've also found two hives of wasps, and I found a love for them even though my father is allergic. The wasps are gentle, nice even. I like looking up to see their cute little faces <3. I live in Australia, and I adore the nature here, I've been thinking of going on a hike when I have free time <3

I wanted to try bird photography this week, unfortunately my camera isn't really the best but I still gave it a shot. I also found a little snake in my garden.