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blackbird. please vote to help protect birds in the upcoming EU elections!!!!!

#OP art #blackbird #birds

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#0285, #0286

Shroomish, Breloom

#OP art #Pokemon #Shroomish #Breloom #more like actual living creatures

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Jose David Morales, The White Bull

#art by Jose David Morales #The White Bull #white bulls #bulls #red hand

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Alfred Edmeades Bestall (1892-1986), 'Feeding Time', ''The Tatler'', Vol. 112, #1460, 1929

#by Alfred Edmeades Bestall #“Feeding Time” #a young girl sitting on the edge of a wall #The Tatler #tossing down bits of popcorn(?) to two black swans #black swans #swans #waterfowl #birds

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A digital painting I made trying to mimic realistic paint textures without ever picking up a brush. I called it “Fuck This Shit I’m Out”

#OP art #white fuzzy cat #stars #cat-earred black top hat #hats #cats #briefcases #mushroom clouds in the background

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Reading on a Sunny Afternoon, Charles Edward Perugini, late 19th to early 20th century

Oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. (91.4 x 71.1 cm)

#“Reading on a Sunny Afternoon” #oil on canvas #Charles Edward Perugini #foxgloves #red-haired woman #with an umbrella #reading a book #late 19th to early 20th century

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稲垣知雄  Inagaki Tomoo  (1902-1980)

#Inagaki Tomoo #sleeping orange and white cat #red cushion #cats

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Glazed bricks depicting a Persian archer, dating back to around 510 BCE, from the city of Susa in the Achaemenid Empire. This glazed brick bas-relief style was perfected in Babylon, and even the Foundation Charter of the Susa palace states that the baked bricks at the palace were the work of the Babylonians. Louvre Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE.  

Photo by Babylon Chronicle

#glazed bricks #Persian archer #~510 BC #Susa City #Achaemenid Empire #Babylonians #photo by Babylon Chronicle

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mount mitchell state park ⋇ 5 may

#OP photographer #pine forest #Mount Mitchell State Park #North Carolina #May 5 2024

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[Image description: a screenshot of an instagram post from user @northwestleftist. It’s a graphic in the style of a block print with flowers and the quote “to be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair convincing” from Raymond Williams]

#northwestleftist made #an instagram post #reading as described above

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#OP photos #Bruce #their cat #cats #black and white head #tortoiseshell body #photo of bobwhite below by Danita Delimont #northern bobwhite #birds

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#pink snowbells #flowers #with dew on them in at least two pictures

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tombo

twitter/ insta/ store

#OP art #tombo #= #dragonfly #wings

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Go pollinators!

#OP seamstress #citrus blossoms #bumblebees #dandelions #in the top photo a bee-like black creature she sewed #in the bottom photo an insect-like grey creature she sewed #wearing a crown of sequins and beads

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She's so perfect she just goes right back to doing her thing

#TikTok video by ilovemytlife #Chinese zokor #mole-like #so cute and furry

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living with a tall dude is ridiculous I just turned around and he was walking our cat around on the ceiling

#OP photos #tall guy #walking their cat on the ceiling #cats

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You might find something like this on your property or along public forest trails. It’s about the same size and shape as a ketchup packet and smells like rotten fish. Believe it or not, this little packet protects you, your pets, and your family. The USDA drops these in areas (including Hamilton County) where raccoon-variant rabies has been known to occur. Raccoons find the packet and eat the contents, and it provides them with immunity to rabies. If you find one, simply leave it where it is, or, if it’s in an area accessible to a pet or child, just put on a pair of gloves and move it. Don’t worry, though— even if it was handled by a human or pet, it doesn’t pose any danger besides an unpleasant odor.

~ For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue

#oral rabies vaccine #for raccoons