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Ballpoint pen bird sketches -2952 🎨🐡🪶 #art

submitted 39 days ago • 7 comments

Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 43 days ago • 381 comments

The Gulf of America

submitted 43 days ago • 6 comments

Well-behaved cats rarely make history. 👑

submitted 49 days ago • 385 comments

Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 54 days ago • 45 comments

Take a look at rare hair ice which was recently spotted by a visitor to Devil's Punchbowl, Surrey ❄️ The ice formation relies on dead wood and rare species of fungi for its distinctive appearance. See anything spectacular at our properties during the recent cold snap? Let us know! 👇

submitted 57 days ago • 0 comments

I think Colin the House Dalek has fundamentally misunderstood the premise behind The Masked Singer. #TheMaskedSinger #MaskedSinger

submitted 68 days ago • 4 comments

Word of the Day is ‘hunch-weather’ (19th century): weather so cold it makes you hunch your shoulders when you walk outside.

submitted 68 days ago • 79 comments

"Any big plans for New Year's Eve?" "Yep!"

submitted 72 days ago • 5 comments

Beautiful frosty Teasels at Woods Mill for today's advent. Photo by Sam Buckland

submitted 84 days ago • 2 comments

Someone's replaced my passport photo with a picture of a marzipan fruitcake - I think my identity's been stollen.

submitted 84 days ago • 35 comments

Two words for certain types of people, should you need them: microlipet: one who gets all worked up over nothing. struthonian: the person who buries their head in the sand and says ‘Problem? What problem?’.

submitted 100 days ago • 100 comments

This evening at 8pm UK time I’ll be putting the last of my ‘25 botanical calendars in my Etsy shop (silverpebble). I design my photos using recent research to move your brain away from fight or flight by just looking at them. Small print run, dispatched by 🎄. Others sold out v. quickly 🌿

submitted 100 days ago • 3 comments

Another good thing about winter is these tiny, feisty brown eggs. Meet the Winter Wren #birds 🌿

submitted 100 days ago • 18 comments

My colour artwork on green paper of a snail sitting on a mushroom. A cute little illustrative style nature drawing, available from my Etsy shop... theweeowlart.etsy.com/listing/1786... #snail #Mushrooms #OriginalArt #Drawing #Invertebrate #bugsky 🐛 #ChristmasGifts #GiftIdeas #bsnm #ArtShop

submitted 105 days ago • 0 comments

If you’re in/near to London, get your bottom over to the British Library for the Medieval Women exhibition. Fascinating history of women in their own words. I’ve genuinely seen nothing like it before. #LondonLife #WomenTalking #History #Literature

submitted 105 days ago • 3 comments

Etymology of the day: before a tapering piece of hanging ice was called an ‘icicle’ it was an ‘ickle’. In the Middle Ages people decided to add ‘ice’ for extra oomph and (tautologically) called it an ‘ice ickle’, until the two words eventually blended together.

submitted 105 days ago • 149 comments

Slow. Clap.

submitted 108 days ago • 872 comments

I went back to the woods yesterday to give this stick a photo shoot. Incidentally this is the first post using my new-to-me camera 🙌 shout out to my dad for helping me figure camera settings out

submitted 108 days ago • 59 comments

Netflix - please stop minimising the end credits of movies to suggest something else. Let viewers enjoy the soundtrack and see the cast and crew that worked on the film. We'll exit it ourselves when ready to. #film #filmsky #movies #moviesky

submitted 108 days ago • 1798 comments

Word of the day is ‘hibernacle’ (18th century): a hibernating animal’s winter retreat. I believe it works on a human level too.

submitted 108 days ago • 155 comments

Jacob Rees-Mogg claims that nobody cares about #partygate anymore. The BBC say the documentary only makes people angry. The truth is it shows everyone what lying assholes the Conservatives are. So do you care? Feel free to RP to show that you do.

submitted 109 days ago • 66 comments

Like Sean I experience regular access refusals with my Guide Dog Ava. Every time I visit a new shop, restaurant or business my heart races with the fear of confrontation. The law granting access rights for guide dogs has existed for nearly 30 years. www.bbc.com/news/article...

submitted 109 days ago • 6 comments

Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 110 days ago • 1306 comments

It is 2024; why on earth do we still have businesses illegally refusing service for customers with assistance dogs?

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Word of the day is ‘librocubicularist’: one who loves nothing better than reading in bed. (Not easy to say, but I’m glad to know it exists).

submitted 109 days ago • 898 comments

Etymology of the day: to be ‘blowing a hoolie’ (or ‘hooley’) was probably inspired by the Orkney word ‘hoolan’, a howling gale, with a touch of the ‘hooley’ that is a very noisy party thrown in.

submitted 110 days ago • 126 comments

I don't know who needs to hear this, but if all you accomplish this weekend is reading a riveting novel cover-to-cover whilst drinking multiple kettles of tea and consuming a scandalous amount of croissants, then you will have accomplished more than enough.

submitted 111 days ago • 761 comments

The Times journalist who fought to get the story about the Reform MP who kicked his girlfriend multiple times @georgegreenwood.bsky.social tells how hard the newspaper had to right to get the information released. So who has been protecting the Reform MP?

submitted 111 days ago • 69 comments