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Once a webcomic about modern dinosaur attacks. If you're still on Twitter it's long past time to leave this poisoned place.

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Modern Dinosaur Attacks: Larus argentatus
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Twitter is run by a fascist, staying here can do you no good, and will do the fascists good - it's long past time to leave.

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@AmOrnithologist I've been an @inaturalist user a long time, and tracking all kinds of wildlife. This year I got into mothing and entomology, been spending more time outside tracking the insect migrations.

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Hey all, it's was fun on Twitter back in the day, but now it's not a place to be anymore. Peace out.

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@AmOrnithologist No real plans for now but I've been spending more time here and the discussions there are really lovely and well moderated:
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So many hummingbirds!

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While we were in Rockport to do the hummingbirds, we also went to Goose Island to bird, saw reddish egrets doing their dance, and also spotted a peregrine falcon.

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We went to the HummerBird Celebration in Rockport, TX this weekend. The home tours were awesome, great to see the community participation, and *so many birds*.

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Young male ruby-throated hummingbird.

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Been playing with DreamStudio Light. Takes a lot of tries, but some things turn out very interesting like this Art Nouveau Raven

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Birds by Andy Warhol

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The Persistence of Bird Time by Salvador Dali

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Leptoptilos robustus was the largest stork. It lived from 2.5 mya to 11,000 ya. It stood at about 1.8 metres (5.9 ft) tall and weighed up to an estimated 16 kilograms (35 lb).
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Wildlife conservationist placing baby burrowing owls 🦉 back in their burrow.

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not all heroes wear capes
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A magnificent post about our birding trip to California

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San Diego, Oceanside – Fall 2021 https://t.co/QWCshhPWRU

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A glorious post about our birding trip to Oregon

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Oregon Part 1: Cannon Beach – Fall 2021 https://t.co/IM1kMNFJ2j

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Our nature travel blog has content now.

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Oregon Part 2: Portland, Sauvie Island, Ridgefield NWR – Fall 2021 https://t.co/bEOKgqpBls