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emmalerae · 1 year
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I noticed the old/original version of this piece got some retweets recently and I haven’t posted to Tumblr in awhile, and it’s a pretty good time to dust off my account.
I call this piece “Butterfly Effect” because I just couldn’t resist that title no matter how hard I tried.
5x7″ and 11x17″ prints are available on my website.
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heartnosekid · 3 months
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typhlonectes · 5 months
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Monarch butterflies have begun arriving at their wintering site in Mexico, and what a joyous occasion it is!
Time for these incredible insects to rest up for spring’s northward migration.
Follow Journey North for more migration news and track their migration in real-time: maps.journeynorth.org/map/?map=monarch-adult-fall&year=2023
(Graphic: Monarch migration route map by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.)
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deadpresidents · 4 months
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How many absolute monarchs are there in the world?
•King Salman of Saudi Arabia •Pope Francis •Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman •Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei •The King of Swaziland (now Eswatini): King Mswati III of Swaziland (AKA Eswatini) •United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed (Each of the seven Emirates that form the UAE have their own absolute monarch and Sheikh MBZ, as leader of Dubai, is the overall ruler of the nation.)
Did I miss anybody? I think those are the only absolute monarchs still in power today. The rest of the world's royalty are constitutional monarchs, so they reign but do not rule.
(There's an argument for including Kim Jong Un on the list of absolute monarchs despite the fact that he's not a King and North Korea is a Communist country. He's obviously a dictator, but the Kim dynasty has virtually ruled North Korea like a secular monarchy for nearly 75 years with the supreme leaders inheriting their power through hereditary succession. Kim Jong Un took over immediately upon the death of his father, Kim Jong Il, who had assumed power when his father -- North Korea's first paramount leader, Kim Il Sung -- died in 1994. Of course, North Korea isn't officially considered a monarchy, but the manner in which the Kim family has ruled the country and transferred power from father-to-son for three generations and counting resembles the structure of an absolute monarchy more than a "traditional" totalitarian dictatorship.)
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huariqueje · 10 months
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Monarchs - Donald Sultan , 2006.
American, b. 1951 -
22-color screenprint with flocking , 38 x 38 in. 96.5 x 96.5 cm. Ed.75
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mapsontheweb · 2 years
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Last monarch of every European country.
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2022dirt · 6 months
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Road sign wishing butterflies a good migration south for the winter.
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gravityoccult · 7 months
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‘For there are thrones under ground And the Monarchs upon them Reign over Space and Beyond Invoke Them in Darkness, Outside The Circles of Time In Silence, in Sleep, in Conjurations Of Chaos, the Deep will respond’ …
From the Qabalahs of Besqul
KENNETH GRANT Outside the Circles of Time Artist unknown
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caswensworld · 4 months
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A few similarities, a few differences
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One got away
One was corrupted
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headspace-hotel · 2 years
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Aspiring Chonker
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vintage-tigre · 6 months
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rjalker · 2 years
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once again making a variation of this post:
If you are going to plant milkweed to help monarch butterflies, you are not allowed to get mad at other insects who come to the plant and eat the caterpillars. They are also starved for the habitat that milkweed provides, and they are not evil or bad or cruel for continuing their natural role in the ecosystem as predators of small caterpillars.
Planting milkweed helps monarch butterflies. It also helps more species than I can count or even list off the top of my head. Milkweed does not exist for the sole benefit of monarch butterflies.
If you want the monarch caterpillars to not get eaten, then you can buy a butterfly cage or build one and bring any caterpillars you find on the main plant into the cage with some potted milkweed, and keep them in there until they emerge as adults.
Nature is going to keep doing its thing whether people have decided monarchs are the most important species on that plant or not. The species that prey on monarch caterpillars are not being mean, or cruel. They do not know that monarchs are endangered, and neither do the monarchs. The predators of monarch caterpillars are playing the same role they've played for thousands of years - population control.
It's not their fault monarchs are endangered. Habitat loss and climate change are the reason monarchs are endangered.
You are not allowed to blame native species for doing their job on native plants in their native ecosystem.
If you look at a milkweed plant covered in half a dozen or more different species and your response is "Ugh! But I planted this just for the monarchs!" you need to learn and care more about habitat restoration instead of only caring about the pretty butterflies.
If your single milkweed plants has half a dozen different species living on it and this upsets you, then you really need to start thinking about the word ecosystem and start realizing, "oh, if this single plant is enough to attract all these species, then they must be desperate for habitat".
If you're mad that monarch caterpillars are being eaten on milkweed you planted, then here are your options:
Get a butterfly cage or build one. It should remain outdoors. Get several milkweed plants that are in pots that can fit inside the cage. Check the main milkweed plant for caterpillars whenever possible, and if you find them, transfer them into the butterfly cage onto the milkweed in there. Keep them in there until they form chysalises and emerge as adults. If you aren't home very often, you can look up youtube videos of how to gently remove the chrysalis and hang it up outside so the adults can fly away whenever they're ready to.
Plant more milkweed. Plant as many species of milkweed are native to your area that you can get your hands on. Spread milkweed seeds wherever it will be able to grow. Encourage your neighbors and friends to grow milkweed. Save the seeds and give the seeds away for free, and spread them in wild areas where other plants are allowed to grow (Try to avoid areas that get mowed down or tended to)
Figure out a way to cope with the fact that the natural cycle of life doesn't make exceptions for endangered species. It is not wrong or bad or evil or mean or cruel for monarch caterpillars to get eaten by their natural predators. Take pictures of the other species you find on the milkweed, research what they are. If you use iNaturalist, make observations for them. Learn to appreciate all the species native to your environment, not just the pretty butterflies.
Actually, planting more milkweed should be your #1 priority. The point of planting milkweed is to restore habitat. If the only habitat available is the single plant in your garden of otherwise non-native species, then yeah, you need to plant more milkweed.
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You gotta love the blunt bynames of medieval monarchs of the territories in today’s Saxony:
Albrecht der Bär (the bear)
Konrad der Fromme (the devout)
Dedo der Feiste (the fat)
Dietrich der Bedrängte (the embattled)
Heinrich der Erlauchte (the illustrious)
Friedrich der Stammler (the stutterer)
Otto mit dem Pfeil (with the arrow)
Albrecht der Entartete (the degenerate)
Friedrich mit der gebissenen Wange (with the bitten cheek)
Friedrich der Magere (the skinny)
Friedrich der Strenge (the stern)
Wilhelm der Einäugige (the one-eyed)
Wilhelm der Reiche (the rich)
Friedrich der Streitbare (the strident)
Friedrich der Einfältige (the silly)
Friedrich der Sanftmütige (the docile)
Wilhelm der Tapfere (the stalwart)
Johann der Beständige (the steady)
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carbone14 · 3 months
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Faouzia Fouad, Reine Consort d'Iran - 1940's
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i-bring-crack · 1 year
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Most unexplored themes within Solo Leveling that would actually be fun to think about. spoilers, a lot of them.
Connections of the ancient past monsters in our mythology with the actual monsters.
Prophets like Norma Selner having the capabilities to forsee the future.
People having the physique to contain the power of a Monarch or Ruler.
Igris human origin.
False rankers.
Re awakened people.
Countries that suffered lossing their S ranks in Kamish, there where around 100 of them or somethinglike that.
Weapons made with Dungeon Materials.
Healers and the capability to be as strong or even stronger than A rank fighters.
The possibility of one of the National Hunters possessing a power that rivals or is equal to the human vessels.
Design change instead of the same european medieval suits of armor or witchy style, but I'll let it pass since every piece of clothing and armor in the manwha is just freaking awesome.
The timelines before the Cup of Reincarnation was used.
Rune stone capabilities.
S rank hunters good or bad influence in other parts of the world.
Sung Jin Woo's life after his father MIA, before being awakened and during the awakening process.
Jin Ah and Song I's friendship despite the other wanting to leave school and become a hunter.
Jin Ah during the time Jin woo was an E rank, her whole moment when she refused to let Jin Woo go on his first raid.
Baek Yoon Ho leaving the Fiend Guild.
Ming Byung Gyu's trauma.
Cha Hae In's backstory of becoming a third rate athlete to an S rank Hunter.
Cha Hae In's stench problem anywhere around Choi Jong In, her guild mates or even worse, the Annual International Guild Meeting.
Jin Woo's, Chi Yul's, Kim's and Ju Hee's trauma of the double dungeon.
The Kamish aftermath.
S rank Gates appearing in France, Russia, China, and USA.
The first year gates where introduced.
Liu Zhigang's and Thomas Andre's backstories.
Christopher Reed and Thomas Andre's acknowledgement towards one another.
Christopher Reed's fight.
Sung Ill Hwang whilst hidding.
Sung Ill Hwang's 10 or so years in the dungeon spent training.
The sentience of Esil.
The Architect's true body [bc let's be honest Jin Woo, he isn't going to contact the person who just killed him and betrayed him, so it doesn't mean he would be dead at all.]
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shelovesplants · 2 years
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Just another day in the garden 🦋🌻🙌
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