Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Jon Adams. #NewYorkerCartoons
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A male cardinal, a male painted bunting joined by a female summer tanager and a beautiful little warbler bathing at the same time is a sight to behold.
@gadaakhlakk_ The young men of the neighborhood sang a song to the 85-year-old grandmother to show their love for her.
She's known them since they were little kids.
😍Once upon a time, in the sun-drenched Catalina Foothills of Arizona, there was a little critter pond that sparkled like a gem under the brilliant blue sky. This pond was a magical place, where all the desert animals came to quench their thirst on hot days. One particularly sizzling summer afternoon, an extraordinary event occurred at the pond.
🥰A proud family of Gambel's Quail arrived, led by two attentive parents. What made this day so special was the astonishing number of fluffy, adorable quail chicks that accompanied them. There weren't just a few, but a remarkable nineteen quail chicks, all lined up at the water’s edge, ready to drink.
The Cleveland Browns took a moment on Sunday to wish their former QB, Bernie Kosar, well as he continues to fight liver disease and awaits a liver transplant.
This Armistice Day, The Queen attended Great Western Railway’s ‘Poppies to Paddington’ initiative, honouring those lost in past and present conflicts.
In partnership with The Veterans Charity, wreaths are placed on early-morning train services from over 60 stations, arriving at Paddington for the Remembrance Service.
The Queen travelled from Chippenham train station to London Paddington and laid a wreath of poppies at the War Memorial at Platform 1.
During the visit, The Queen also met the Military Wives Choir, as well as reservists and veterans from recent conflicts working in the railway industry.
Today is Remembrance Day, when we pause to remember the horrific sacrifices of war made on our behalf by the generations that came before. Donald the draft dodger has demanded that we do not use that name. As with so much else, he should be ignored.
I was thrilled to spot a Great Blue Heron all puffed up on a chilly morning in Central Park. We're fortunate that these beautiful birds pay us visits all winter! ❄️❄️❄️ #Herons#CentralPark#birdcpp