Advertisement · 728 × 90

Posts by goose

my jaw dropped

3 hours ago 1 0 1 0

claiming this energy for myself 🙌👏✍️ i need to shower sometime in the next hour

4 hours ago 2 0 1 0

happy 420 u brilliant bug

4 hours ago 0 0 0 0

and also all of them are deserved judgments. i’m a lesbian and a capricorn. i’m always right

4 hours ago 6 0 0 0

i am a little bit of a judgmental cunt but you only get to hear the judgments if you have the right aura

4 hours ago 10 0 1 0

if you’re not pro decriminalization I hope your edibles don’t hit :)

7 hours ago 77 22 0 0

except me

4 hours ago 19 4 3 1

it is the ONE consistent thing to give me any pain relief, esp for my joints. and sometimes my legs will just ache and ache and ache and ache and the only solution is weed + epsom salt soak. it’ll be like 3 am and i have to pack a bowl and draw a bath lmao 😭

4 hours ago 4 0 0 0

and i also want to remind that this “lazy stoner” perception of cannabis is historically rooted in racism.

6 hours ago 22 4 0 0

as weed gets legalized + popularized, i’ve also seen the perception of it shift. and as much as it can be a fun chill party drug, cannabis is a medicine. those that use it often get labelled as chill, lazy, unambitious stoners.
but a lot of us are ill and need it.

6 hours ago 26 6 1 0
Advertisement

this 420, i wanna bring up that cannabis is a huge medicinal tool. as much as i like to play up the stoner bit for laughs, the real reason i smoke is for my pain and fatigue.

6 hours ago 34 3 2 0

we must not forget that the criminalisation of cannabis is rooted in racism !!

9 hours ago 107 36 2 1

YAY

7 hours ago 1 0 0 0

this is how it is in my heart because it makes WAY more sense for lesbians to have a taurus birthday than a libra one

8 hours ago 1 0 2 0

oooh u wanna alt text ur beautiful beautiful art so so so bad

9 hours ago 40 15 0 0

happy lesbians to all those who celebrate

8 hours ago 78 40 0 0

lesbians were born on 420

8 hours ago 19 1 1 0

lesbian visibility week?? should be a month at least

8 hours ago 10 3 0 1
Advertisement
Male splendid fairywren on a branch 

“the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other fairywrens,” - Wiki

Male splendid fairywren on a branch “the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other fairywrens,” - Wiki

Male splendid fairywren on a branch with a female splendid fairywren

“the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

Male splendid fairywren on a branch with a female splendid fairywren “the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

Male splendid fairywren on a branch with cheeks puffed out and up like circular discs 

“the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

Male splendid fairywren on a branch with cheeks puffed out and up like circular discs “the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

Male splendid fairywren in molting stage 

“the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

Male splendid fairywren in molting stage “the breeding male is distinctive with a bright blue forehead and ear coverts, a violet throat, and deeper rich blue back wings, chest, and tail with a black bill, eye band, and chest band. The blue breeding plumage of the male is often referred to as nuptial plumage. The non-breeding male is brown with blue in the wings and a bluish tail. The female resembles the non-breeding male but has a chestnut bill and eye-patch.[23] Immature males moult into breeding plumage the first breeding season after hatching, though this may be incomplete with residual brownish plumage and may take another year or two to perfect. Breeding males' blue plumage, particularly the ear coverts, is highly iridescent due to the flattened and twisted surface of the barbules.[27] The blue plumage also reflects ultraviolet light strongly, so may be even more prominent to other

bird of the day: the splendid fairywren

16 hours ago 38 14 5 0

they should invent a cheese thats in my hand right now

1 day ago 20 5 2 0

you’re right, i swapped them

21 hours ago 1 0 1 0

be sure to leave nugs of weed out for santa tonight <333

23 hours ago 40 10 1 0

meowww

1 day ago 2 0 0 0

no way :)

1 day ago 1 0 0 0

they might be nonviable and if so, she’ll know soon

1 day ago 1 0 1 0

wtf get out of birth constellation

1 day ago 0 0 0 0
Advertisement

omg me too twin no wonder i like u

1 day ago 1 0 1 0

goodnight to aquarius mercuries, taurus venuses, pisces moons, and sagittarius risings only

1 day ago 2 0 5 0
Preview
Purrsonality Test - Which Cat Energy Do You Give Off? Find your cat energy with this whimsical quiz! Made by Emery @empyreanemery.bsky.social and Adri @afeeblescholar.bsky.social on Bluesky.

uquiz.com/quiz/kLuU9O/...

1 day ago 0 0 0 0

meow

1 day ago 6 0 1 1