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Marsh cinquefoil - Comarum palustre. Beautiful swamp-dwellers.

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Lepidoptera exotica : or descriptions and illustrations of exotic Lepidoptera - Arthur Gardiner Butler - 1874 - via e-rara

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green heron surveying the marsh. i'll never get tired of painting herons or wetlands

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why is it that I can easily develop characters, including their complex personal details, but I cannot for the life of me come up with simple story plots

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why is it that I can easily develop characters, including their complex personal details, but I cannot for the life of me come up with simple story plots

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White rabbit. The new work-play books. 1939.

University of Alberta Library via the Internet Archive

Book uploaded by LexW

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The clipped wing - Lionel Lindsay - 1931 - via National Gallery of Victoria

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Amphi-beans frugs and salami.

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Les oiseaux dans la nature : description pittoresque des oiseaux utiles - Eugène Rambert, Leo Paul Robert, D. Lebet - 1880 - via Internet Archive

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Small critters. An embroidery pattern book. 1917.

Smithsonian Libraries via the Internet Archive

Book uploaded by ChristinaB

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mysterious folk around here… sittin’ ominously..

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𖦏 Sharpshooter 𖦏

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Life stages of a moth. Beschouwing der wonderen Gods. 1762.

Internet Archive

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Pygmipanda kershawi, Kershaw's Panda-snail. Alpine National Park, Victoria.

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Binturong

It's been a while since I've last made an animal themed print, shame on me! I've been too focused on fandom stuff lately. :D

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Tide Pool - Jeremy Miranda , 2023.

American , b. 1980 -

Acrylic on canvas, 29 9/10 × 35 2/5 in. 76 × 90 cm,

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I saw a post somewhere on here about people erroneously assigning human morals to parasites, specifically using cuckoo birds as an example (if any of you know the post, feel free to link it), and I thought I would weigh in myself as an invertebrate enthusiast.

[Image IDs: A collage of nine images with text overlayed saying "This is morally neutral". The top three images are of a wasp laying an egg into a caterpillar, a tick on human skin at different stages of feeding, and one of a parasitic caterpillar being carried by a host ant. The middle three, mostly obscured by the text, are of a snail infected by broodsac flatworms, a wasp parasitized by twisted-wing insects, and a bee parasitized by bee mites. Finally, the last three are of Glyptapanteles wasp larvae emerging from a caterpillar, a Tachinid fly laying eggs on another caterpillar, and a flea in an animal's fur /End IDs.]