These are some posts from the later part of last week in case you missed them:Poem: "
The Release of Human Potentialities"
BirdfeedingHow to Make a Mosquito Bucket of DoomBirdfeedingNeutrinosPhilosophical Questions: StealingBirdfeedingFollow Friday 5-23-25: HetWaterfoxCelebrate Sherlock Holmes Day with 21 Queer Detective Reads!PenniesBirdfeedingPoor Life ChoicesFossilsBirdfeedingHard Things"
Not a Destination, But a Process" has 134 comments. "
The Democratic Armada of the Caribbean" has 86 comments.
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In the Heart of the Hidden Garden" belongs to the
Antimatter and Stalwart Stan thread of the
Polychrome Heroics series. It needs $86 to be fully funded. Lawrence shows Stan around the campus at the University of Nebraska-Omaha.
The weather has been delightfully cool here, and we got some rain. Seen at the birdfeeders this week: a mixed flock of sparrows and house finches, several starlings, several catbirds, several blackbirds, several mourning doves, several robins, a pair of cardinals, two brown thrashers, a grackle, a blue jay, an adult fox squirrel, two young fox squirrels, and a skunk. Asiatic lilies have buds. The pink peony and poppies are done blooming. Irises are winding down. Currently blooming: dandelions, honeysuckle, alliums, pansies, violas, marigolds, petunias, red salvia, wild strawberries, verbena, lantana, sweet alyssum, zinnias, snapdragons, blue lobelia, perennial pinks, impatiens, oxalis, moss rose, yarrow, red coreopsis, white peony, blackberries, irises, tomatoes, tomatillos, Washington hawthorn, privet, mock orange, dogwood. Mulberries and raspberries have green fruit.
I have a bee tree again! :D 3q3q3q!!! I am so excited. While walking through the savanna, I heard the lawnmower sound, so I checked the most recent bee tree and the girls were back to-ing and fro-ing overhead. *GLEE*