Ok, here it is. Breyer glossy bay Zayn. The mold is Breyer’s Classic Arabian Stallion, which was originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker.
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I’m a Western/Californian raised by Midwesterners who lives in Chicago so this is about right
(Wished I could select more than one answer for some, like sow bugs/pill bugs/roly polies)
Anyway, for @editrix-rachel.bsky.social, here’s a photo of a falling-down house along South Middlebush Rd. with plenty of wisteria draped over it. Somerset Co., NJ.
Red (the yard red squirrel) has figured out his best life. Eat birdseed on the railing, then sploot on the table under the shade of the deck umbrella. Chill in the shade, then go back out and get more birdseed.
Today (in 1999) was the day that I walked out of the Helsinki train station and saw Common Gulls (no doubt hanging around for scraps from the restaurants) for my first European lifer.
In the “Just when I thought I was out…” department… I’m hoping it will be a fun side activity/distraction, but I’m already researching roaning patterns and genetics. Because of course I am.
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Like taenia (who you should be following), I'm going the Flickr route, since who knows how popular any of my print pieces are. I have a macro of a Pyxie (Pyxidanthera barbulata) flower at Atsion Lake in the NJ Pine Barrens.
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(The only thing I have really easily accessible stats for is Flickr, where it's this photo of Sandhill Cranes in Nebraska.)
Because life is a never-ending cavalcade of wonders and distractions, I haven’t yet properly focused on the upcoming solar eclipse. However, this is a photo of the 2017 solar eclipse as projected through my binoculars onto my deck. There are lots of ways to see an eclipse without looking at the sun.
