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I found this picture on Facebook and wrote this about it.

#haiku #haikuhive

I cross stitched a picture of this lion on a cross stitching app I use called Cross Stitch World and I decided to make up a story about this picture. I‘ve seen nature shows with lions and it‘s true. The male lions are lazy.

#haiku #haikuhive

I decided to read this after listening to an episode of the podcast Sawbones where they discuss stinging insects. I never imagined I would learn this much about bugs, or that I would enjoy the learning. But here we are, and now I have even more fear (and respect) for stinging things. And this author was insane. I can‘t imagine letting anything sting me just to see how painful it is. But it makes for a good story!

Extremely grateful to achieve a life long dream of seeing mountain gorillas in the wild. When Dian Fossey wrote the tagged book in the 80s, there were only around 240 left in wild. There are around 1000 now, but still very endangered. The tagged book is so good, I read it while I was in Rwanda/Uganda.

1. I recently purchased the tagged book in April on Kindle. It was a $2.99 Kindle deal so I bought it. I‘m looking forward to reading it and learning about all of the different owls that are out there. Recently, I watched a nature show called The Americas that was narrated by Tom Hanks and it showed burrowing owls. I like them. They‘re so cute.

2. Yeah. I use Goodreads, Storygraph, Instagram, Fable, Storylace and Litsy.

#wondrouswednesday

Hello to everyone participating in the #naturalitsy buddy read, this ebook is available on Amazon for $2.99 right now. I had it on my Amazon wish list so I bought it. If you‘re interested in learning about owls or like birds like I do then this would be a good book to read.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DFNK6ZY/ref=pe_134719780_1107348210_OD0301IMG_TE_DP...

#2025Book17

In one species of Capitella, a worm partial to sewer sludge, males turn into hermaphrodites if they fail to encounter a female within a certain time.

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