#garden tent

[peikonlainen]

Mom's garden's tent thingy from last year.

[satans-knitwear]

I put the fan on for her and she is absoloutly thrilled and obsessed. Can cuddle without overheating now! A win for puppies everywhere.

[nordsea-horizons]

🍅🥕🥬🌽🪵

[emaadsidiki]

Funfairs of Paris 🎈 پیرس کے میلے

[campingskiingsnowboarding]

HOW TO START A GLAMPING BUSINESS WITH DOME TENTS

The allure of the great outdoors combined with the comfort of luxury accommodation has given rise to the booming industry of glamping. This unique fusion offers the perfect escape for those looking to unwind in nature without forgoing the comforts of home.

As a pioneering force in the glamping market, Camping Boutique specialises in providing luxury geodesic dome tents part of their range of glamping tents, setting the standard for an unforgettable outdoor experience.

[thevisualvamp]

Glamping

[spiderwarden]

Partners treating Minthara exactly like the prissy spoiled literal Underdark princess that she is. Gold.

[runawaymarbles]

Ryan Murphy owes every resident of Seattle $5 for every second of this "autonomous zone" subplot

[urgenseas]

i have so many plants and i keep getting them but they're so lovely to handle... technically a year long hobby so far and I've ONLY accumulated 9(?) of them but I understand why plant people are like that now

[crowleyaj]

context: my main plan for 2024 in my journal was "figure out the future & what I'm going to do & where I'm going to live" thinking about summer maybe except last friday during a particularly bad work-related depressive episode I went, fuck it I'm leaving here and found a site and applied for cheap studios in cork and dublin basically in the middle of the night. when I got better I started wondering if I REALLY wanted to leave and may have acted too soon without thinking it through as usual but decided that, you know, what's meant to happen will happen.

then this morning when I was washing my breakfast dishes I dropped a bowl on top of my favourite (and very durable) glass and the glass just snapped in half. at first I was upset but then I laughed thinking, guess this means everything is going to work out and I'm moving out, thanks!! and when I got back from work I found out that not only did I get a place in dublin but my top pick at that. I cannot believe this. the fucking glass. and it was actually still stable so I glued it back together to use for a plant or something. I fixed it. I wonder what it means. anyway. looks like things will work out after all

(it's got a dragon and that's why it's my favourite. out of two. the other one I just use for measuring rice.)

[faaun]

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[buttclench-ryugazaki]

i don't think it will actually happen but i want to be able to say i was the first to soft-predict it if it does: hot ones will invite the d20 cast for an interview while they're all in nyc for the msg live show next year

[catharsim]

Through her first crop harvest and selling more flowers, Emma has been able to get some upgrades for her land. Her hermit status remains fully intact with zero relationships.

[nahitspatrick]

Repurposing the grow room 🌱

[jonnysinsectcatalogue]

Eastern Tent Caterpillar and Forest Tent Caterpillar - Malacosoma americana & Malacosoma disstria

At first glance, these two insects might be mistaken for each other, leading to much confusion and speculation over how worried one should be over the surrounding foliage! So, which insect is which? Picture 1 gives a glimpse at the Eastern Tent Caterpillar while Pictures 2 and 3 are of the Forest Tent Caterpillar. They easiest way to tell them apart is to look at the line going across their backs from head to abdominal tip. The Eastern Caterpillar’s dorsal line is a firm, solid line while the Forest Caterpillar’s line is separated across body segments. Furthermore, the Forest Caterpillar’s body has the appearance of greater predominance of blue while the Eastern Caterpillar’s blue is more obscured by the hairs (with golden hues) dotted along the body. Finally, the Eastern Caterpillar has a dark colored face and the Forest Caterpillar has a bright face of a bluish hue. Those are the physical differences, but there are also differences in their nesting habits which are discussed below. For now, whichever Caterpillar you find on your travels, handle with care as the hairs have the potential to be irritating on contact with skin. Nothing happened to me when I handled the Forest specimen, but I still advice caution. When it comes to hairy Caterpillars and their effects, there’s a world of difference between Woolly Bears and White-Marked Tussock Caterpillars! The insects of today’s post are somewhere in the middle. Now about those nesting habits... 

When it comes to Tent Caterpillars, they are quite social and tend to group up within silken structures (sadly not seen here) near to the foliage they eat. Unlike Spindle Moth Caterpillars which use their silk to bind plants together, Tent Caterpillars use available structures on trees and plants as foundations foor their silk. Eastern Caterpillars spin true tents to live in that are among the largest within Lasiocampidae (a Moth family branch), while Forest Caterpillars create mats and paths with their silk, lining trees with that for adhesion while they feed. The former do share some habits of nest construction with the aforementioned Spindle Caterpillars: build it with sunlight in mind to ensure beneficial heat, and use the nest to avoid predation. However, these Caterpillars here may have gotten lost or fell from their tree. What you see in the pictures before you isn’t the norm, which tends to be outbreaks that congregate on foliage, leading to voracious feeding! Isolation tends to happen when it’s time to pupate (grouping up while in a vulnerable state would just be an invitation for a hungry predator) or if individuals fall from a tree when silk production thins out , especially for the Forest Caterpillar. Silk may thin out temporarily, but on the final instar, every bit of silk that was conserved goes into cocoon production.   

The Forest Tent Caterpillar’s pictures were taken on July 2, 2016 in Wasaga and the Eastern Tent Caterpillar’s picture was taken June 10, 2017 at the Royal Botanical Gardens; both insects were captured with a Samsung Galaxy S4. Next week, a third Caterpillar making a guest appearance in the Eastern Tent Caterpillar’s picture (the Fall Cankerworm) will be explored. 

[xoomoo]

Their idea of a date night?

ancom wants to burn down a government building

blueman wants to play cod and call people slurs online

they comprise with a night of stargazing and camping outside