Same. And P A R K. Currently we “marche” and visit the “DP.” Not sure yet what we’ll use when he figures those out.
ChaosCoati
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I look like that at work too
They buzz the top of my head if I dare step outside without more food when the feeders are low
I experience this as well. I don’t have a solution, although I am trying to use Trello to create each idea/thought as its own card. Then whenever I’m inspired/motivated to sort them into their proper place, it’s a simple drag and drop.
My consistency with this comes and goes, and I keep reorganizing my lists (the headings I group related cards under). But I lose things less than when they were scribbled on random pieces of paper.
You’re doing a good job. Not sure if you needed to hear that from an internet stranger, but I felt called out too so you’re not alone.
I’m not sure on the species, it’s hard to tell the feather’s size.
FWS has a Feather Atlas. At the bottom there’s an “Identify My Feather” button that takes you through some questions and gives you a list of possibilities.
Not even all teachers can keep them. You have to have a migratory bird permit. Places like wildlife rehab and nature centers often have the permit for doing education programs.
Basically it’s because there’s no way to prove if someone just found it on the ground or they killed the bird and kept the feather, nest, eggs, etc. (hence it applies to species who can’t be hunted). So US Fish and Wildlife requires a permit for everyone.
They do love thistle. I always smile when I hear their “po-ta-to chip” call overhead.
I’m saving this for the next time someone tells me to “just do the thing.”
have you already seen a scarlet tanager or rose breasted grosbeak?
Pattern: Sugar Frost Socks
My sister in law is very hard to shop for, but she knits and crochets. She also makes kimchi throughout the year, so I painted the ingredients for kimchi on some stitch markers she can use with her knitting projects.
I make these in memory of my grandma every year when my family gets together for Christmas, following this recipe. The recipe makes 16 kolache, 12 with apricot filling and 4 with poppy seed filling
Outside garden is asleep til spring, but I still grow a few herbs and lettuce for our pet rabbit
Just in time to start my mystery knit along, I finished both yip yips. The knit eyes worked out really well. I’ve never laughed so much while knitting something, these were a really fun project
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I would call a local wildlife rehabilitator and get their opinion. Searching “wildlife rehab” plus your location hopefully turns up someone.
If not, your state/province/national wildlife, parks, or environmental department would hopefully be able to tell you who you can contact. They might even send one of their staff.
And if all else fails, call around to local vet clinics. One may know a rehab organization in the area.