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Black-Billed Magpies are so cool looking like how is this a real creature I see on a daily basis

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Appreciative Magpie Repeatedly Visits the Kind Woman Who Removed a Wire Wrapped Around Her Neck

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This striking magpie stands out against a bed of fallen autumn leaves, its glossy black and white feathers contrasting beautifully with the season’s warm palette. With a flash of iridescent blue on its wings and tail, the magpie brings a touch of elegance to the fall landscape, embodying both curiosity and grace.

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Always water your food. At least this crow does it, because the food will be delivered to the crow chicks in the nest.

And here a close-up. The light was quite good for letting the black feather shine.

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Crow and blossom by Ohara Koson. 1910

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4000cc breast implants :)

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PA Mathison (American, born 1969) Family Tree, 2022

Acrylic on canvas 24 X 36 inches Private collection

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A bird explaining to a hedgehog crossing so it doesn’t die.

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The magpie who fishes stars

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Jamie Wyeth (American b.1946), Gulls and Pumpkins #3, 1992, Mixed media on paper

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This fills my heart with delight. I needed to see this today.

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April 22-29, 2024

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“The Duck quaketh… The Wolf howleth” — from what many consider to be the first picture book for children, Orbis Sensualium Pictus (1658). More in our essay here: https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/in-the-image-of-god-john-comenius-and-the-first-children-s-picture-book

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Insomnia by Vincenzo Lamolinara

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Nocturnal Descent by Fonklor-32

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