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Nintendo 64 Coffee Table made by GeeksWithWood

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will you draw the wurmple

I did draw the wurmple

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During my long absence on Tumblr, I've gotten deeply involved with documenting native bees, both iNaturalist and several local ongoing studies. Shown here is a Subgenus Micranthophora, Genus Anthophora (Common Digger Bees) on an Alkali Heliotrope (Heliotropium curassavicum).

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waiting for my mom to answer like 🐦

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two recent twitter comms, clean sketch for @gamer_floof and sketch page for @hail_hyena

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this video has firmly lodged itself into my brain like i cant stop fucking saying cinnamon snails cinnamon snails while performing tasks. ill experience literally any minor inconvenience and the OH NO will ring out in my brain. my nickname in every discord server is cinnamon snails now

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Dalmatian Appreciation ( March 2021)

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Some porys

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4cm Lumpfish strap charms

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the natal spurfowl, also known as the natal francolin, is a member of the pheasant family found in portions of africa. the species is known for the bright yellow skin surrounding their nostrils, along with their orange-red beaks and feet. males are larger than females, but the sexes are similar in appearance otherwise. juveniles are duller than adults, lacking the bright coloration in the beak and feet. they tend to feed by digging things up, such as tubers, roots, and earthworms; however, they will take other foods such as termites, locusts, and fruit. the natal spurfowl is monogamous and is believed to mate for life.

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the purplish jay is a medium-sized member of the corvid family found in portions of south america (bolivia, brazil, colombia, ecuador, guyana, and peru). like other jays, these birds are noisy and social, and often travel in loud groups through the forest canopy. they prefer tropical & subtropical lowland forest habitats. they are named for their distinctive purple-blue color. like other jays, they are omnivorous, and feed on everything from fruits and insects to small reptiles and eggs.

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“do the thing first”

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I made this for Pokemon Day.

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eyeball tapestry, macky 2023

cotton, wool, mohair, twine ✶ 10x22”