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Capturing the delicate essence of a translucent flower—a living testament to the beauty that emerges when vulnerability meets the light. In its sheer petals, I find a reminder that transparency can be its own form of strength, and even in the fragility, there's an undeniable resilience, gracefully unfolding beneath the gaze of life's illuminating moments 🌸✨
Delicate minimalist flowers 🌸✨
Transitional Landscape - Fire Pit An example of a mid-sized transitional partial sun backyard concrete paver and wood fence formal garden with a fire pit in winter.
Hello and thank you for your input! We here at The Academy of Bird Sciences always strive for the utmost accuracy in our ground-breaking ornithological research, and we are happy to know our readers are equally fervent in making sure the truth about birds is known. That said, I am not sure precisely why you claim we are incorrect. Your statement that Sandhill Cranes build ground nests does not at all contradict our findings which fully admit their use. Granted, the supporting links you have provided make no mention of the peculiar incubation method but it is normal for reference materials to become outdated, especially in the fast-paced world of ornithobiolography. Upon consideration, I think perhaps the source of confusion is the Sandhill’s tendency to use ‘decoy’ eggs in the nests whilst incubating the real ones. This nugget of information was unfortunately excised from the original post in the interest of brevity, and I see how an amateur birder could thus be confused by their own field experience. For this omission I apologise, and hope you can again find trust in us here at The Academy of Bird Sciences.
Sandhill cranes have a surprising and stomach-turning method of incubating their eggs. Rather than build a nest, these cranes place the eggs on their back and gently yet firmly press them until they become embedded in the flesh. After thirty days of incubation the eggs hatch, but the chicks will live in the cavities left behind for an additional two to three weeks before the mother moves them to a more traditional ground-style nest.
Some days I just make things by accident...
how do you draw veils so well??? im honestly crying rn they're so good and im struggling pls help
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Close-up of a vineyard in black and white in the moonlight. The harvest is very close.Location: Vilobí del Penedès, Catalonia, Southern Europe. Fine Art Prints
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CALA ES CODOLAR
AFTERNOON AT THE BEACH
WHEN THE FOREST REACHES THE SEA
THE COSTA BRAVA IN THE MORNING
BEGUR ON THE ROCKS
YELLOW CACTUS FLOWER
RIVER NOGUERA PALLARESA
Kerstin Brätsch, Adele Röder at Kunsthalle Zurich
