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Wonderful weather this morning ♡
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He is! He just got a new stable to conquer, he is very happy with it.
Napsu and Mikki, my friend’s handsome finngoat boys!
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Napsu and Mikki, my friend's handsome finngoat boys!
#goats#finngoat#they were previously owned by our school#napsu especially knows how to use his horns... don't let the cute look fool you#mikki only bullies the sheep#also holy shit thanks for the notes in the sheep post ????#mine
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First day at a new farm was wonderful ♡ It's a very beautiful old farm almost in the middle of a city.
#it's like 200 years old#i love it#farm#and the old granma who keeps the farm is so nice and laidback#we had a 1.5-hour coffee break#and talked about icelandic sheep industry the whole time#she knows her shit#LIFE IS GOOD
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I'm at a shearing competition in the stable yard of Tampere. It's sunny and lots of friends and old acquaintances are here, perfect Saturday!
#met my animal attendance teacher from last year!!!!!! i was so glad to see her#and there are bunch of the new students here and their teacher#and a few of my friends#and cute sheep#sheep#mine
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#autumn#mine#lovely weather#i love walking when the weather is like this#7km ain't shit when it's sunny 🌞🌞🌞
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Girls didn't recognize each other freshly-sheared, Floofball Battle was ensured.
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The forest was really beautiful today 🍁🍃
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AAAAH I HAVE TO TELL YOU GUYS I got email today from a horse trainer/sheep farmer couple from Iceland and they are offering me a job for next winter!!!! It's for at least 2 months, possibly more if they like me and find me useful!!
#i'M DYING#personal#i don't really know the specifics#but lots of sheep and horses#AAAAAAAAA#i'm really glad because i've contacted numerous farmers#and some have been interested but stopped answering my messages#or otherwise were unable to have me there#I HOPE I GET THIS JOB!!!
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The bunbuns are befriending! Ume still doesn’t understand which one of Unto’s fuzzy endings is the one she gets grooming from…
#in other words: she asks grooming from unto's butt#a lot#bunnies#rabbits#own#unto seems very confused by this gesture
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Some photos from last week. 🐄☁
#cows#bovine#hehku and jasmiina were having a bonding moment#it was so cute omfg#i watched them groom each other for like 20 minutes#finncattle#own
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Hummingbirds in Flight
Depending on the species, hummingbirds average 12-80+ wingbeats per second. This means they can fly at an average of 25-30 mph! How often they beat their wings, seems to vary with their size. The giant hummingbird is at the low end of the spectrum with 12-15 beats per second, while the tiny bee hummingbird may exceed 80.
A male hummingbird interested in mating will engage in fast dives to attract the attention of a female. At this time, his wings may beat up to 200 times a second, letting him careen toward the ground at nearly 60 mph!
Unlike most other birds, hummingbirds also are capable of—in addition to flying forward—hovering, flying backwards, and, even for short periods of time, flying upside-down. In part, this is because their shoulders are a ball-and-socket joint (similar to humans), allowing them to rotate their wings 180 degrees in all directions. Instead of flapping their wings up and down, like most birds, hummingbirds either move their wings in an oval pattern (while flying) or in a figure-8 pattern (while hovering).
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Today's look: Forest witch who's judging your unecological lifestyle (also, look at my bun)
#kuvia musta#own#ume-omelia#i really like the way i look with my hair back like that???#but i don't want to cut it cause braids#i went outside to take selfies too but all my pimples were super visible so uh
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