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hit it, Neil!

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Stede just bopping along to the music in the jam room, Lucius getting close to rocking out.

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pov: you drew the short stick and had to wake the co-captains from their afternoon nap

[ID: a digital drawing of Stede Bonnet and Ed “Blackbeard” Teach from the HBO Series “Our Flag Means Death”. They’re shown groggy from sleep in Stede’s bed aboard the Revenge. Stede is pushing himself up on an elbow, lifting a sleeping mask up over one eye to look straight at the viewer with a confused expression. Ed is behind him looking half-asleep, with a sleeping cap on. The scene is lit up by warm, orangey light streaming in through the curtained windows of Stede’s sleeping nook. /end ID]

ID by @franzis-frantic-thoughts tysm!!!💕

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🍂Harpy & Maiden🍂

(Inspired by two mid-late medieval Persian pieces I’ve had the chance to see in person at the met)

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Minoan household shrine discovered at the archaeological site of Hagia Triada, Greece. 1600-1450 BC.

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actually love ed "history's most brilliant tactician" teach panicking his way into the silliest course of action. from the genius who brought you "impressively convincing improvised lighthouse" we now present: "breakfast twine"

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Sheryl Lee on David Lynch and Laura Palmer.

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You know it's spring when the reindeer come down to graze in your backyard. This is a small bachelor herd, but notice the little youngster closest to the camera in the 2nd photo!

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A New Study Reveals Migration Isn’t a Solo Affair—It’s the Social Event of the Season

Migrants face myriad challenges. That's why certain songbird species choose to travel (and possibly even work) together, according to research drawing on a trove of bird banding records. In a pioneering study published last week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers discovered that songbirds socialize across species lines, forming “migrating communities” as they travel. While ornithologists previously believed migrant species like the American Redstart and Magnolia Warbler just happened to end up flying near one another, we now know that this closeness is no coincidence:  It’s a sign that different bird species can form ecologically meaningful relationships and may even help each other out along their migratory journeys...

Read more: https://www.audubon.org/magazine/new-study-reveals-migration-isnt-solo-affair-its-social-event-season

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Yes, these Muppets have taken Manhattan. The question now is can they HOLD it

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{{AWAWA}}

let's form structures with mamas

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{{oh my GOD this is so true}}

milchick should be running a tight ship as creative director at his local theatre. someone get him out of the torture factory.

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{{things we need to see}}

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{{me and tha boys}}

Sculpture of a seated man with two dogs.

Veracruz, Mexico, 400-800 A.D

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You wear fine things well 🌔

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