Makeup in Knapweed Root Weevil colors and patterns: white upper and lower eyelids with mottled light brown and olive splotches, with scattered black spots. Lipstick in similar colors. Upper left hand corner with a picture of a chonky insect with a long snoot in mottled white, brown, and olive with black spots.

Root of all weevil? Only if you're knapweed! #BirdGlamour recently saw the Knapweed Root Weevil in south BC! Calling south Europe & Mediterranean home, Cyphocleonus achates was released in North America in the 1980s to control spotted knapweed. It may be working? #WeevilWednesday #GlamorousByNature

Eye makeup in brown butterfly Chocolate Demon colors and patterns: very subtle chocolate brown with shimmery highlights and dark brown wing veins and brown antenna above inner corner of eyebrow. Shimmery brown lipstick.

I can relate to the Chocolate Demon! There is a genus of skipper butterfly, Ancistroides, with "Demon" as part of the common names of each species! Found in southeast Asia, the Chocolate Demon, doesn't want your chocolate: they love plants from the ginger family! #BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature 🧪🐡🦋

If you see this, post a butterfly to celebrate 10 million users on Bluesky.

My #BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature of the Clouded Sulphur Butterfly! 🐡 🦋

If you see this, post a butterfly to celebrate 10 million users on Bluesky.

My #BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature of the Western Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly! 🦋 🐡

If you see this, post a butterfly to celebrate 10 million users on Bluesky.

My #BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature of the Northern Blue Butterfly! 🦋 🐡

(Most of these made their debut on the other site, so went not share them again here?)

Eye and lip makeup in Pacific Banana Slug colors and patterns: yellow-green lids with black mottled spots.

#BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature was feeling a little sluggish with the Pacific Banana Slug!
They can be many different colors, from dark green to yellow to white! These omnivores are important for organic breakdown and seed & spore dispersal.
Thanks to @taenia.bsky.social for the great pic! 🐡🧪🐌

#Halloween #GlamorousByNature #BirdGlamour Part 2: The Isabella Tiger Moth! The adult form of the Banded Woolly Bear Caterpillar, Isabella Tiger Moths are found in cold regions, including the Arctic. Caterpillar hosts include maples, birch (like my face!), clover, sunflowers, and elms! 🧪🐡🦋

#BirdGlamour and the non-birdy #GlamorousByNature keep on crawling like a busy Woolly Bear Caterpillar thanks to Patrons!
www.patreon.com/birdglamour

I'm also on Ko-Fi!
ko-fi.com/lisavipes

Makeup in Woolly Bear caterpillar colors and patters: above and below the eyes with fuzzy appearing makeup in black thick line with a central bright orange stripe across the middle of the line, with random white hairs in the black. Lips in black outer and orange inner ombre.

#Halloween #GlamorousByNature #BirdGlamour Part 1 celebrates a common fall sighting, the Woolly Bear! The caterpillar form of the Isabella Tiger Moth, Woolly Bears hatch in the fall and survive the winter by freezing solid: they produce a cryoprotectant in their tissues, and thaw in the spring! 🧪🐡

I've Been Inspired, Part 2 | Lisa Buckley Get more from Lisa Buckley on Patreon

I think I've chosen my Halloween Glam! Patron Sneak Peek! #BirdGlamour #GlamorousByNature
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