Top 10 list of thing I have eaten (as in fully swallowed)
10. Glass beads
9. A small rubber duck (accidental)
8. Coins
7. Bugs (from the ground)
6. A entire thing of embroidery thread
5. 2-3 of my teeth (within the year)
4. Beach rocks
3. Chunk of cement
2. A clump of human hair (chewed it off someone’s head)
1. plastic cockroach (one swallow hurt badly going down)
4 notes
·
View notes
Ohh okay so if his body doesn't like the food then it just passed it out his mouth
(/j ofc imagine pissing out your mouth though 💀💀)
I would rather not. But it’s more like “This was delicious, delicious!” *proceeds to cough up a Big Mac whole*
2 notes
·
View notes
9/7/22-Post two of two: Petersfield Heath Pond
We came here today to see if we could see the Ruddy Shelduck which had been around as we saw here last June. And after a little time walking around the blue pond on this fine and hot day we caught sight of this exotic looking bird. It shone wholesomely in the bright summer sunlight and was a sight to behold it is such a beautiful bird, it was good to see it paddle to churn up food beneath the surface I believe and preen. I took the third picture in this photoset of this bird. It was associating with the masses of Egyptian Geese which it was a pleasure to see again the bird we came for and saw when here last in March. It’s always nice to see this bright and colourful species up close and in big numbers. I took the fourth picture in this photoset of one with a Mute Swan.
We saw some lovely Egyptian goslings and some older young ones I believe as well which was so good to see, and we saw lots of young birds here today with my first Coot chicks of the year one shown in the second picture in this photoset, tiny and adorable Moorhen chicks like the one in the fifth picture in this photoset which sat prominently on a stick for a little while which was great, Mallard ducklings and Mute Swan cygnets again after last Sunday on the River Alre like Sunday the ones today with their foot on their back copying their parent. This allowed my bird splurge of late to continue with the amount of bird photos I’ve taken lately which was pleasing. It was such a good day for taking photos in the stunning light I took a fair few as the camera took the shots in a satisfying way and there were a lot of reflections to make use of and unique positions with the birds preening and things. I also enjoyed hearing the distinctive high pitched call and then seeing three Buzzards up above against the bright blue sky over the heath, a Jay flying into a tree, hearing the cackle of a Green Woodpecker, Little Egret seen well a quite notable bird for an urban area and one I find thrilling to see and seeing Swift, House Martin and Swallow glide over the pond in the epitome of a hot summer’s day also stood out here today.
There were great insect moments with Marbled White, Meadow Brown, Large and Small Skipper, Gatekeeper and brilliant views of Commas butterfly highlights. I also enjoyed seeing a pristine blue Black-tailed Skimmer dragonfly. Perfectly in place within the views of shimmering water, heath, trees and the backdrop of the South Downs which I enjoyed being outside in and taking in on this good vibed day with many people out enjoying the weather. It was so nice to take in the rich green of the leaves whilst out, at home and on journeys today a key part of summer. I took the first and final three pictures in this photoset of pretty views here today.
There were some lovely flowers to see on the walk with lots of mallow and purple loosestrife bringing a pink glow to the bushes and lake sides, hemp agrimony looking nice too, pineappleweed, possible yarrow or possible sneezewort as shown in the sixth picture in this photoset I did see some definite sneezewort too, a bit of heather, great willowherb, self heal including some massive bits and interesting looking bits some shown in the seventh picture in this photoset, chamomile, oxeye daisies enjoying these especially from behind to the backdrop of the oceanic blue of the lake, woundwort, hogweed and ragwort all looking nice. Like last time here I photographed pretty little green alkanet at the car park a good unifying species of the two visits in two seasons. I also enjoyed some bramble flower here and among the wealth of trees including pine, birch, oak and willow seen well today was one with a few red leaves and some rowan looking nice too. A wonderful day.
Wildlife Sightings Summary: Four of my favourite birds the Little Egret, Great Crested Grebe, Jay and Buzzard, two of my favourite butterflies the Marbled White and Large Skipper, one of my favourite dragonflies the Black-tailed Skimmer, Ruddy Shelduck, Egyptian Geese, Canada Goose, Greylag Goose (domestic type), domestic duck a nice white one, Mallard, Moorhen, Coot, Mute Swan, Herring Gull with young of these and them seen bathing well too, Black-headed Gull well, Swallow, Swift, House Martin, Magpie, Carrion Crow, Small Skipper, Small White, Comma, Meadow Brown, Gatekeeper, Common Blue Damselfly and I heard another of my favourite birds the Green Woodpecker.
Part 1 of today’s posts about some bits at home is here: https://dansnaturepictures.tumblr.com/post/689332342187278336/9722-post-one-of-two-home-and-a-couple-of
3 notes
·
View notes
i'm glad your pup is ok ❤️! may i ask what "dog bait" is, though?
THANK YOU ME TOO!!!!!
but aah yeah.
dog baiting is shit evil cunts do. its when freaks leave poison (like rat poison, slug pellets, or just toxic chemicals) for dogs wrapped in meat or dog treats in either public places like parks or just straight up in ur yard. the end result is to kill the dog. its possible to rescue them but you have limited time, ESPECIALLY if its slug pellets.
THANKFULLY whatever she ate wasnt dangerous, just upset her tummy :')
0 notes