mukkefukk @dilletanteo@eldritch.cafe

Some more flowers. Enjoy!

#photography #photos #photographie #photo

plants growing through cracks in the pavement are braver than the troops

There's a section of my usual rabbiteering route which takes the footpath a few feet below the level of the adjacent fields. There's a lot of dense, thin shrub growth, which acts as a comfortable hiding zone for buns on occasion. But with enough lens reach, and a wide enough aperture to melt everything else away.. ^_^

#WildlifePhotography

This is a Kniphofia, aka Torch Lily, aka #RedHotPoker (the most common USA name), I do not know which species this is, these were planted by previous homeowners.

Hummingbirds feed off these a lot when blooming.
#florespondence

#caturday

👩‍🌾 Revue horticole.
Paris: Librairie agricole de la maison rustique, 1829-1974.
https://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/51624009

#mastocats

absolutely bewitched by this postcard my mum found. it's an advert for a sunglasses company

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There were a couple of stunning #florespondence moments during today's #SidewalkSafari #WeirderWalkPosting

oh I was so mad yesterday I forgot to post this
papa's work gave him their old printer, which is pretty new and works great and was actually the one we were looking at buying??
nice.
this just confirms my theory that if you can wait long enough, you can find whatever you want for free/ cheap because there's So Much Stuff in the world

Evening in the garden:

Spanish lavender blossoms with Dutch clover.

Big bird bath and little birdbath at sundown.

Fringecup: Tellima grandiflora, at the base of the old plum tree.

The silhouette of the apple tree, with long shadows spreading out over the lawn.

#gardening #GardeningAtNight

Good Morning from Ada who would like.

You.

To throw.

The ball.

Please.

#Dogs #MastoDogs

If any of my ~3:30 AM posts are weird, it is because in meditation, I often meditate on honor in the order of molecules, or on their larger counter parts:

The order of the red-hot mantle atop the core that honors its place in outer space, to stretch out some magnetized poles and produce rotations so that each layer of core and mantle and crust can move and bubble and produce rocks and ash and dirt and flint and chert.

I like the order of spores held close by ferns and lichens and moss which, with the help of the fungi, speed up the return of fallen branches and leaves, decomposition to give the forests that earthy smell with fruiting bodies to feed the sticky snail so he can, in a rip and crack then feed the joyful scrubjay with strength to fly and fill the forest with his talkative calls.

The order of the two Hydrogens paired with the one Oxygen, floating around sometimes tied, sometimes loose, mixing here and there with salt and sand and quenching roots and throats, recycling their dances over and over and tiring not at all.

I am not here to impress anybody. If I followed you, don't take that as an automatic that I endorse your world views. More likely than not, it means I found some goodness of logic in something you wrote in one of your areas of expertise.

Most words have opposites; anarchy is a bad opposite of most good things: it seeks to confuse and distract.

I'm a builder, not a destroyer.

I will always honor order where it orders best in nature, never the fickle, flaky ways of emotional humans and their egotisms and cliques and clubs and pissing contents and hangups and rages and wishful entitlements.

It's better to start the day with an honoring of order and its BFF, accountability.

I’m looking for people to participate in a huge book exchange. You can be anywhere in the world. All you have to do is buy your favorite book (just one) and send it to a stranger (I'll send their details through in a private message).

You’ll receive an assortment of books in return, for you to keep. They'll be favorite books from strangers around the world!

If you are interested in taking part, please send a DM saying ‘IN’ and I'll send you all the details. (This is real, not just copypasta)

Gray overcast sky, alternating intensities, cycling gentle rains on a mid-spring day ... Earth provides many refuges for the small ones.

Pics from a recent visit to the site where /ngij/ (my mom's) ashes rejoined water, where her beauty can help coastal wildflowers grow.

#Nature #Photography #Flowers #Moss #Plants

@Manred2020