#state of montana in the us

[ivygorgon]

WHO KNOCKED OVER MY Capitol insurrection arrests per million people by state *Grabs Montana* YOU

💘 Q'u lach' shughu deshni da. 🏹 "What I say is true" in Dena'ina Qenaga

[thosemotivationalquotes]

States where Abortion will be on the ballot 2024

Arizona - vote YES to Prop 139, current law protects abortion up to 15 weeks, ballot measure will be to extend that to 24 weeks

Florida - vote YES for amendment 4 - protect abortion up to 24 weeks

Missouri - recently added to the ballot, abortion is currently illegal, ballot measure would protect up until 24 weeks

Maryland - Vote YES to the Maryland Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment, adds state constitutional amendment to protect abortion up to 24 weeks

Montana - still in process, abortion is legal until 24 weeks but ballot measure would add extra protections

Nebraska - still in process, 2 measures have been submitted; one to protect abortion and one to restrict it

Nevada - vote YES on the Nevada Right to Abortion Initiative, abortion is already legal up to 24 weeks, this would additional protections

South Dakota - vote YES to Constitutional Amendment G, Right to Abortion Initiative. Abortion is current illegal, this initiative would protect abortion until the end of 2nd trimester

There are more states (such as Arkansas) trying to get it on the ballot. If you live in one of the above states, please make sure to vote this November!

Click here to register to vote!

[travelella]

Osprey in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, USA

Holly Mandarich

Conservation status: Least Concern (Population increasing) 

Mass: 3 lbs (Adult) 

Scientific name: Pandion haliaetus

Wingspan in feet: 5 1/2 feet 

Class: Aves

Domain: Eukaryota

Family: Pandionidae

The osprey, also called sea hawk, river hawk, and fish hawk, is a diurnal, fish-eating bird of prey with a cosmopolitan range. It is a large raptor, reaching more than 60 cm in length and 180 cm across the wings. It is brown on the upperparts and predominantly greyish on the head and underparts.

Ospreys prefer habitats with plenty of shallow water where fish are plentiful. They often built nests on small islands or structures over bodies of water that are difficult for predators to get to. Manmade structures such as power poles and other stable structures are common nesting sites.

The osprey's diet is almost exclusively fish, a unique characteristic among raptors. They are opportunistic about the species of fish they catch, but they can only catch fish swimming within three feet (1 m) of the water's surface. They rarely take fish over 16 inches (40 cm) long.

[auroraluciferi]

In Kalispell, in the mountains of northern Montana, unhoused people are not allowed to sleep in their cars. They can’t erect tents in public places or carry “excessive” personal possessions. They can’t sleep on bus benches, because the authorities have removed them. And they are unwelcome in the city’s parks, which no longer have public bathrooms or access to water and electricity.

Which raises the question, where exactly are unhoused people expected to sleep?

When Kalispell’s mayor, Mark Johnson, was asked this recently in a federal court hearing, his first suggestion was that they go to a homeless shelter.

The problem, though, was that Johnson and his city colleagues had just voted to close a privately run cold-weather shelter that offers beds to as many as 50 people a night – close to one-sixth of the city’s estimated unhoused population. Indeed, the hearing centered on the legality of that very decision.

“If sleep is biologically necessary,” US district judge Dana Christensen pressed him, “and homeless people can’t lawfully sleep on public property without permission or on private property without permission”, what options did that leave them?

Johnson’s response: “They will find a place within shrubbery, bushes, somewhere on public property that’s discreet where they can sleep, where they’re not seen.”

[rabbitcruiser]

Montana was admitted as the 41st U.S. state on November 8, 1889.

[partiallypearl]

well. so far i’ve learned two things in Montana: the state is ridiculously bright and hot for no damn reason, and there’s close to buttfuck nothing to do here.

[docholligay]

The folks on local montana reddit have fucking had it (me too babygirl) complaining about the no fucking dog rule at our farmers market and the response

[transformational]

july by brendon burton (x)

[tortellinigirl]

ok i know that americans from other states generally seem to have no idea what goes on in montana, which is so fair, bc our ratio of land:people is like right behind alaska, but i was just watching an episode of king of the hill where it’s thanksgiving, and peggy says that in montana it’s 70 degrees and they’re going swimming??????? so do other americans think montana is like. hot in the winter??? do they think we don’t have seasons??? hey. we literally share a border with canada. like i know a fair amount of people have no idea where montana is, but it shares a border with canada, and the rocky mountains run directly down the middle of it. like excuse me peggy hill, but we definitely get far more snow than TEXAS does. we are one of those places where they never fucking cancel school for snow unless it’s physically impossible for the buses to run. and personally i think that sucks asshole and i don’t like it here at all, but it is definitely like. the opposite of florida here. idk i just thought that was a silly little funny moment that made me giggle a little and also be a little surprised, bc i just hadn’t heard that one before.

[miseria-fortes-viros]

this is something that has sent me into a terrible rage ever since i was a child and i need to get it off of my chest or i’ll kill myself. why the fuck is the state shaped like george washington’s fucking head not the state named fucking washington

[id-be-home-with-you]

I have a lot of thoughts about finishing severance s1 but the primary one is that the BURTS HUSBAND IS JOHN NOBLE

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🚨Important! If you live in one of the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Montana, Ohio, Tennessee, & Texas. Tomorrow (10/7/2024) is the last day you can register to vote online/in general! 🚨

Arizona - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person.

Arkansas - this state doesn’t have an online option, BUT you can still register by mail or in person today

Florida - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person.

Georgia - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person.

Indiana - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person.

Kentucky - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person.

Mississippi - this state doesn’t have an online option, BUT you can still register by mail or in person today

Montana - this state doesn’t have an online option, BUT you can still register by mail or in person up until 11/5

Ohio - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person

Tennessee - today is your last chance to register! You can register online, or by mail or in person

Texas - this state doesn’t have an online option, BUT you can still register by mail or in person today

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO VOTE

I have a huge list of voting resources here.

Even if you don’t plan on voting, I would highly recommend registering anyways. You might change your mind, so please register anyways!

[susiestamps]

US 1989 25¢ Centenary of Montana Statehood

[travelella]

Going-to-the-Sun Road, West Glacier, Montana, USA

Jainam Sheth

[harriswalz4usabybr]

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