#Forest like creeks?

[paxthepuppycat]

Maybe a forest area? Like those forest areas with a small river/steam 🌿🐾

[wallswildernessaccess]

Anybody seen a crawfish that looks like this?? I live in southern Missouri and I’ve never seen one this color or even close to being orange.

Why is this?? I’m stumped.

[wilderwraith]

I wish I could wake up in the woods every day 🥹

[woodsy-hoe]

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[turtlegirlave]

I did not ASK this episodic kids show to remind me about how growing apart is a part of growing up and how sometimes you have to keep your memories but say goodbye to the people you made them with because friendships don’t really last forever but it’s not sad it’s just reality and I’m feeling REALLY SAD ABOUT IT

[graveyardrabbit]

[aisling-saoirse]

Creek Bend, Hedden Park, NJ - July 27th 2024

[scionshtola]

i think if cori had instagram she would accidentally become a fashion influencer

[raccoonnutella13]

ok serious opinion on the new ep: it's really good if just for the gags :D i kinda like how the new episodes are more comedy-oriented bc it's a nice break from the Emotional Torment that season 5 gave me. the gang just gets to be silly <3

[pogbur]

missing the forest hours. if u couldnt tell

[pomodoriyum]

jesus christ. good fire mitigation does NOT mean eliminating every green thing near your home, especially if you live in a grassland or semi-arid area, holy fucking shit. like yes. you are reducing the fire load if there's a really hot fire passing thru your area. but you're also drastically increasing the likelihood of fire in the first place by drying out the soil and increasing the ground temperature in the first place. AND you're increasing your energy expenditure on cooling while ALSO REMOVING ORGANISMS THAT REDUCE CO2 CONTENT IN THE ATMOSPHERE AND COOL AIR TEMPS (also a fire reducing tactic. by y'know. cooling things off AND KEEPING THE SOIL MOIST).

like, there are possibly places where removing vegetation near homes is a good idea. parts of california and desert border areas may be good examples of this. but please for the love of fuck if you don't live in a desert don't remove living vegetation that's near your house, unless it's part of a carefully considered brush-clearing operation in like. an urban and urban-interface space. please for the love of fuck have nuance about these things. I KNOW people are running scared because of the horrific fires that have been raging due to hundreds of years of land mismanagement (due to colonialist genocide and exploitative capitalism). but there is a lot of information being spread around like a one-shoe-fits-all-ecosystems, and that's just not fucking true.

[autistic-demon]

Well the short day I had planned turned into an almost 7 hour bushwack up the side up the valley. But I did see the waterfall

[tigertrack]

man the creepy music that plays up north in roanoke ridge/annesburg in rdr2 is real unsettling at night

[pan-merlin]

I'm personally a rock.

do you think that a certain genre of queer person is so obsessively weird about pride flag discourse becuase their flags fill the gaping hole in their personality where a hogwarts house used to be

[nururu]

Did anyone else's autism hone in on the loch ness monster creature from ape escape? Or the landscape in the original Spyro enter the dragonfly?

[xxprettyhatemachinexx]

Tell me why I got here at 8am on a weekday and the entire gravel lot for the small “secret” trails (there is an entire giant state park shebang down the street) has completely filled up with out of town cars. I hate it here everyone leave my town NOW