#rockweed

[jadafitch]

Atlantic puffin chasing a rock gunnel through rockweed. STICKERS & STUFF

[seabeck]

Rockweed, on rocks

[snakest1cks]

anyways this is what things look like when you love them

“Point of Tranquility” (1960) by Morris Louis – Fluid washes of color create a harmonious abstract composition, embodying the essence of the Color Field movement.

[harpaleon]

[rornelson]

Rockweed Isopod, Pentidotea Wosnesenskii, at Salt Creek in Washington

[nakamopapina]

Another photo redraw.

Here are some Constables watching their Sergeant/Dad (we know he’s Oleander’s Dad) fix something in Saffron’s game during his break. (He’s a good Papa)

Joseph doesn’t need glasses, they’re actually a disguise charm extender. Since his disguise charm seems to wear off roughly 2/3 through his shift.

Can’t have the Sgt. sprout his deer features during his shift when he’s supposed to look human. Tbh, I think Jo looks good in glasses.

This is the first drawing I made after my Grandpa passed away ;v; I know he’d like it.

[peaceinthestorm]

Frederick Childe Hassam (1859-1935, American) ~ Rockweed Pool, 1902

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Word List: Shapes

for your next poem/story

Aciniform - shaped like a cluster of grapes

Aliform - wing-shaped

Arborescent - resembling a tree

Campanulate - shaped like a bell

Cardioid - a heart-shaped curve

Cordate - shaped like a heart

Cyathiform - shaped like a cup

Deiform - having the form of a god

Faviform - resembling a honeycomb in structure

Floriform - having the form of a flower

Fucoid - resembling rockweeds (i.e., a type of algae)

Gladiate - shaped like a sword; ensiform

Hastate - shaped like a spear or the head of a spear

Luciform - having the characteristics of light

Lunate - shaped like a crescent

Penniform - having a structure like that of a feather; pennate

Pomiform - shaped like an apple

Pyriform - having the form of a pear

Retiform - composed of crossing lines and interstices; netlike

Ruiniform - having the appearance of ruins

Scutiform - having the shape of a shield; scutate

Stellate - resembling a star

Theiform - having the form of tea

Viperiform - resembling a viper

Vitriform - having the form or appearance of glass

More: Word Lists

[catboybiologist]

umm. what if i took you to the bay of fundy intertidal zone and we sat on the rockweed together?

Girl we are going to drown

[jadafitch]

Puffin in Rockweed Stickers! New to my Etsy Shop.

[seabeck]

Rockweed and Crustose Coralline Algae

[witch-of-the-creek]

List of little guys that continue to exist in the same world as you. Yes you specifically, seeing this post. You live in a world that includes these guys.

Nitrous bonnet mushroom-

Common garden snail-

Bird voiced tree frog-

Rockweed gunnel-

Purple shore crab-

Garlic flowers-

Bristlenose pleco-

Literally any nudibranch

[tooies]

it's called rockweed. it's a rare dwarven strain that grows in deep grottos beneath the earth and is commonly used by dwarven miners to pass the time when toiling away in the quarries for hours on end without sunlight or fresh air. those who use it recreationally are known as "stoners"

[rornelson]

The Rockweed Isopod, Pentidotea Wosnesenskii

[laclefdescoeurs]

Rockweed Pool, 1902, Frederick Childe Hassam

[a-lilyinthevalley]

(Floral Wreath anon here!)

*Grabbing flowers and plant parts while browsing a book, stressed*

Fir twigs, yellow acacia, fernleaf yarrow, tansy, garlic flowers, aloe, amaranth, ragweed, Jericho roses, agarwood, purple lion's herb, thrift, milkweed, asphodel, aster, bamboo, birch leaves, calathea, marigold, chrysanthemum spray, vetiver, Balm of Gilead, palm lily, crocus, daphne, ribbon plant, spurge, fennel, ash leaves...

Would rockweed help? No, no, that would just drag Wind Archer into this...

Snowdrops, golden star, ginkgo, liquorice leaves, bachelor button, barley, maybe waxvine... White and purple hyacinth? Hmm... Oh, Verse, why must you be so cryptic? No matter, let's see if any more of these flowers can be used in any potions to help things along.

Morning glories, lilies, sea lavender, lithops, pea lotus maybe, bluebonnet, purple medic, star daisies, lemon balm, monstera leaves, quina, daffodils, muskroot, lotus, beargrass... Wow this is a lot, but I'm only halfway through this jammy book.

*sigh* Okay... water lilies, four leaf clover, ginseng (ooh, makes wonderful tea), red poppies, pentas, pinkweed? Yes, restoration is good. Canary grass, spruce twigs, pine needles, rose-colored primroses, almond blossoms, flowering almond, bracken ferns, mountain pasque, pomegranates mayhaps... Pear blossoms, acorns, black and peach roses, wood roses, sweetbriar, wild petunia, white willow, garden sage, elderberry, figwort, hoodwort, lamb's-ear, comfrey, dandelions of course, what else...? Yew, meadow rue, bluewings, tulips, Cretan mullein...

Pansies, perhaps? Mm... we'll keep it as an option. Wild poinsettia, xeranthemum, and maybe zinnias. Oof, that was... a lot. Now to sort them by specifics.

Verse, if you can hear me, can we get any more clues about how to get White Lily back?

[You. Are amazing. I'm very normal about this. Pulling out the artillery plant and then mentioning Wind Archer had me DYING. You cannot just say that.]

Verse doesn't respond. However, Fwanon feels a breeze sweep through the room, and when they look back to the flowers collected, something has changed about them.

The bamboo, yellow acacia, snowdrops, dandelions, zinnias, and forget-me-nots are all... glittering.

The anon also notices a new plant added to the bundles surrounding them - wormwood, also glittering.

Had She marked the important plants, as a way to assist them?