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게임/동물/식도락
ゲーム/動物/グルメ

[kiki @kiki_4_happy]

新幹線の改札構内でハクセキレイがテケテケ歩いてた😂
どこから入って来たんや…

[AppleB🍎 @AppleB_ProD]

먹이 조르는 까마귀 유조들

[ちゅうちゅう @C_Taro_Soopy_t]

縄張りを主張するモズに頭をど突かれて白目をむくノスリさんでした。😂

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

The bee you just saw pollinating your zucchini has been working in American gardens for the last 10,000 years.

The squash bee (Peponapis pruinosa) is a specialist. Females collect pollen only from squash, pumpkins, and gourds. They evolved alongside wild Cucurbita in Mexico, then followed the crop across the continent as Indigenous peoples and later European colonists spread squash cultivation north.

Squash flowers open at first light and close by mid-morning, and the bees match that cycle exactly. Most of the pollination of your squash happens before honeybees start their day.

Males have been observed sleeping inside the flowers. When a squash blossom closes in the late morning, any male inside is shut in until the next bloom. If you've picked a blossom in the afternoon for cooking and felt something buzz inside, that was a sleeping bee.

Females nest in the ground directly underneath the squash plants. They dig tunnels 5 to 18 inches deep, lay one egg per chamber, and seal them with a ball of pollen. The larvae spend ten months underground before emerging the next summer.

Tilling destroys those nests. No-till gardens support three times more squash bees than tilled ones. If you grow squash, leave the soil alone where the plants grew last season.

[ネオパークオキナワ【公式】 @neopark754]

朝ごはんを食べに行く #オニオオハシ の「サンサン」☀️（はま）

#ネオパーク

[川嘘 @kawausonatine]

ひよこ達はスクスク育ってる 段ボールハウスの上が人気

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

😂😂

[shippo @shippo969]

砂狼シロコ(テラー)
065

[COM @COM2741]

シューティングレンジモーション細かくて好き

[あるわい⁽ᴿᵞ⁾ ➡️ 学2nd H.I.F. @rygkmas]

ずっと撮りたかった写真

[2PLX @hyperlin3x]

Ng2x-style

56-2026

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Tortoises sometimes exhibit aggression towards dark-colored objects, particularly black items.

[えしねこ🐾C108 1日目（土）東1 イ-05ab @eshi_neko22]

夏コミC108にてスペースいただけました🙏✨

トリニティメイド本とグッズたくさん作る予定です！
初2スペース！！頑張ります！

◎土曜日　東１ホール　イ05ab

にてお待ちしております🙇‍♀️

[국립세종수목원 처돌이🕯 @buwangbuwang]

할미새 5마리를 찾아보세요(난이도 하)

[みきしろ＠せんなご5 A-7,8 @3k14r0]

◎貴方のサークル「ダブルアプリコット」は、土曜日 東地区 東１ホール ア36ab に配置されました。

リベンジマッチの場を設けて頂いたので今度こそ本気出す
壁にて待つ

[𝐑𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐚 @Ruria03]

미카에게 화 안내기 1일차..?

[はりかね @Harikane0]

Hydrate

[Jocelyn Anderson Photography @JocAPhotography]

A Blue Jay after taking a dip in a stream. The bird looked to have run into a cobweb and looks to have gotten most of it off. There's still a bit stuck to the head feathers.

[ぽりごん。/『8階の神話』5月25日発売 @poligon046]

ん。ーアビドスクロコとホシノにもブレザー着せる委員会ー

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

Dirty bird feeders kill birds. They spread disease easily through entire flocks. If you're putting food out, do the birds a solid and clean your feeder every 2 weeks.

Empty out old seed and scrub the feeder with hot, soapy water. Next, soak the pieces in a solution of 1 part bleach to 9 parts water for 10 minutes. Rinse thoroughly to remove all chemicals, and let the feeder air dry completely before refilling

How often do you clean yours?