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Nature & music.

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@Windzeit3 Badass

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@Zeduxx @WargarW Don't tell me you test yourself every day just because it's cheap.

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@Zeduxx @WargarW Why test when there are no symptoms?

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@Skytallets @krahkro Here's a video with the only "bucium" craftsmen alive. https://t.co/Qhfx41eD1J

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@krahkro Bucium and tulnic are not the same. ”Bucium” (trâmbiță) is used in Northern Carpathians (Romania and Ukraine), it's about 3 m long and it's played by men. "Tulnic" is used in western Romania (Apuseni Mountains), it's shorter and it's played by women.

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@WargarW Lars from Survival Russia should know these things.

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@Windzeit3 Early this week, suddenly I just felt the need to play the entire Aghast album and now I see your tweet. Sad indeed.
https://t.co/qoFCp2TP8I

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@whitedruid2 That's good news.

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@whitedruid2 If they're spread in the wild. it's not quite right. Every introduced species has an invasive potential due to a lack of predators stress which might lead to a serious decline of local species.

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@Leodra17 Technically, they are cones that look like fruits. The edible red part is in fact a scale that partially covers the seed.

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@whitedruid2 Both species are not native to Britain.

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@whitedruid2 Besides English oak and durmast, what's the third?

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@whitedruid2 Horse chestnut or sweet chestnut?

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@whitedruid2 It's not a native species for Britain so it shouldn't be planted in the woods.

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@LiguresA In Europe, there are 3 hedgehog species. We cannot talk about breeds when talking about wild species. The blonde ones are rare colour variations of Erinaceus europaeus and occurred in some small islands as a result of no predators stress. A bit of an anomaly I would say.

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@kogaionon7 Of witch, Corylus avellana and Prunus spinosa are actually shrubs.

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@WargarW @IlyaMat56902753 @whitedruid2 @chehill Being pioneer species, pines and birches took over Scandinavia right after the last glaciation. Oaks came much later.

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@v3lesa Just in case. https://t.co/uY1vsB7fbg

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@Reichsschutz Yes.