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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023

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  • I’ve enjoyed growing along with the community. I came here as someone with a normal interest in owls, and through keeping you all and myself entertained, now I volunteer with wildlife and get to hold and care for owls and all sorts of other animals.

    Between learning with you all here and what I get to do in person, coming to Lemmy has been a very positive influence on my life. If I can get you all to see some positivity and delight in our natural world and maybe have a few of you volunteer or donate to your local rescue, I think it makes this world a tiny bit better when it needs it the most.

    I’m grateful to you guys, and hope to keep you entertained and inspired for a long time to come.





  • I scrolled the creator’s feed, and while they have some recent owl shots, none are what this one is, a Great Horned Owl. I’m thinking this was an older photo of his that he made the infographic with. This is the time of year they nest though, so I will have a bunch of owl baby photos soon. There are usually nest cams you can find online as well, so you can see owlets hatch and what crazy things dad brings them home to eat. Snakes and fish are particularly exciting to me.

    I post a few posts a day about owl facts and owls from all over the world every day. I will also be returning to my own work with wildlife in March, so I get stories from there and other rehab hospitals as well. I’m in the eastern US, the photographer from the image is in Wisconsin, and while a lot of what I share is from the US since I know how to find that stuff the easiest, I try to find things from all over. There are around 250 species of owl, so I have a lot to choose from.

    I try to get everyone’s questions answered, so if you comment, I will almost always see it, and I’ll do my best to answer any questions you have, it doesn’t have to be related to the post, just ask and I’ll either reply to you if it’s something small, or if it’s more complicated, I can do a new post on it.


  • Their territories cover miles, so if you’re in sight, you’re too close. They do seem to often choose unrealistic spots to get privacy, but since they can’t build their own nests, they set up shop where they can.

    They try to hide evidence of where the nest is (poop, eggs shell bits, etc) to keep predators from sniffing it out too. So even if you don’t see it, they don’t know you’re not looking for it.

    Owls will gladly snack on squirrels, but baby squirrel season is also starting around now, chipmunks look to have a later start.



  • Tea Party was just a new spin on what conservatives were trying to do to the country since the first World War when the Wall Street elite tried to do a fascist coup in the US. Thankfully they asked the wrong man to participate, and it was stopped.

    Modern Democrats are not a liberal party. See the weak support for the new mayor of New York, whose policies aren’t really that radical but are treated as such. They begrudgingly accept things like a need for nationalized healthcare and workers unions, but they no longer go out of their way to push for those things.

    Status quo like we had under Biden is the endgame of the Democrats. MAGA is endgame for the Republicans. Neither major party wants a true radical movement, and all other parties are essentially locked out of our political system.