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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Thank you. I would love to protect them, but it's impossible.

FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

And after a thorough search I have found the blue tit and some markings on the tree and as I place a lot of twigs on the low branches, they were tossed down in one spot. I do edit the branches a lot lately, piling up more, which looks strange, but makes things complicated for the four legged culprit

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

they also don't deserve this. So, whoever did it forced me to dust the trap I wanted to use after several butchered sparrows not so long ago. I miss every single one of the birds that show up on my feeders. But as it is happening right under my nose and behind my back I grew tired again.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

I need to find out who murders my chickadees, the ones that were always coming, chirping and eating nearby. I heard a scream after 3 am, unidentifiable. Found a few feathers, that looked suspicious, I was out there when my lunch arrived and now at 3 pm! I discovered clumps of feathes from a blue tit

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Cheesesandwich @cheesesrandomcrap.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

Mantids have so much personality! #art #bugs #mantis

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Another nature protection and animal welfare campaign fully slopped with plagiarism software. Utter disappointment.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

youtu.be/ByvKrpN2IE8?... Some wisdom when it comes to stuff, can be on like a podcast too. Decluttering the storage unit.. I mean apartment.. house.

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"Toxic Storage" is a real problem, and you probably have it

YouTube video by Midwest Magic Cleaning

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urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social @urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Si necesitas un respiro de la asfixiante realidad, aquí tienes un minuto de #gorriones en su piscinita 🤎 #Sparrows #Spatzen #SparrowSunday 🪶

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Green babies. A carnivorous pitcher plant developed a little plant with an even tinier pitcher. Good old Matylda with food, crumbs around her mouth and peekaboo-ing from behind the yellow flower.

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urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social @urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Este #gorrión está practicando para ser creador de contenido en IG. Hoy nos enseña su rutina de skin-care y cómo prepara sus plumas cada día para ser una patatita flufada y radiante 🤎 #Sparrows #Spatzen 🪶

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Amber 🩵🫂 @okily.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Instead of participating in those “what would you look like in the 80s” or “6 photos from September” or “2016 v 2026” data harvests, please write a braindump short story or paint literally anything or take a meticulously framed photograph of something on you saw on a walk so we can save the world TY

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Chris @schurke8112.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

This abandoned sawmill was pretty cool. Read my blog here: shrewsburyfromwhereyouarenot.blogspot.com/2026/09/sawm... #urbex #abandoned #urbanexploring #shrewsbury #shropshire

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Wolf Conservation Center 🐺 @nywolforg.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Nearly two weeks into hunting season and Yellowstone wolf 1273M has been killed just outside the park. Wolves don’t know where park boundaries end, yet crossing one can put them at risk of becoming a target. How many more wolves will be killed for the sake of a trophy? 🔗 ow.ly/AwRs50ZSo9R

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Matylda laid second ootheca, this time in her enclosure 😲

A ceiling of a terrarium with green mantis upside down on the left, facing the left and a light blob on the right side, also on the ceiling.

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c0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Here's another fun fact: The clotting inhibitor in vampire bat saliva is named "Draculin". 🦇🧛‍♂️ Because scientists are all nerds.🤓

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

I am sorry for your loss. RIP little guy 🐀

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

And she does this when the air is clear and no one is in sight. Like any other animal. 😅

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

I would suggest a differently coloured foliage as I always panic when I can't find her. Since she laid ootheca she is the master of disappearing from the free range plants to the ends unknown. But today in the flower right next to her tree, on the underside. #mantis Matylda

The underside of a yellow blossomed chrysanthemum. There sits Matylda, this time hiding well, not in plain sight. I had to use my flashlight while crawling under the table and then I noticed her shape. A red basking light shines from above onto the sheer curtains. It is already a dark evening.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Little doves in the kindergarten tree. #pigeonSky

Two juvenile doves perch on a spruce tree branch, seen from below. They are facing to the left, being all fluffy and frowny and sleepy. Quality of the pucture is low. I cannot help but feel sorry for them in this dangerous area among predators and hoomans.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

A magpie on the terrace. At least two are visiting. We also lost one dove it seems and two new juveniles appeared in the tree. I believe these are from the roof gutter nest next door. #birds #magpie

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Matylda's favourite spot is on my cap. She can spend hours up there, being carried around. And a pose for the Press. Sadly, she lost some peripherals.

A light green Praying mantis on the top side of my beige hat. She is facing to the right, her hunting claws folded.

A close-up of mantis in a spotlight. She is facing to the left, her head is tilted to look at the photographer. Claws loosely folded. One leg up on the leaf.

Same position as the previous picture, with Matilda looking at me.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Celebratory pool party in full swing 😁. They are so cute, fluffy orbs.

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urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social @urbanbirdfeeder.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Por fin termina el verano... ¿Quién se lo va a decir a los #gorriones? #Sparrows #Spatzen 🪶

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

after some hours of elaborating, I decided to take her home. She prefers side, where the windows are, crawls up to the (freshly installed) branch, that gives her an opportunity to hang upside down just right next to the glass, so the basking lamp shines right at her.

A view of the glass terrarium in the daylight and with the heating lamp on on an opposite side to the camera, just outside the terrarium. A dew concentrated on the glass and obscures the bottom part, setting very moody autumnal lighting. Mantis Matylda is right in that leafy branch.

Zoomed out photo of a Matylda's enclosure and a tripod with a heating lamp clamped on the tripod. There is one point of focus in the middle by the bright yellow light.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

She seemed to enjoy being squished under a heat lamp. Masochist. But then she had trouble getting out and unhooking from the mesh once more. The smaller enclosure created for her safety was promptly left and I found her at the edge of a counter top, where the big terrarium sat at that moment. So,

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

It's interesting, we are trying to avoid any injury or discomfort to the animal, who, of course, sabotages all the effort. by finding exactly one flaw in the design. I rescued Matylda from between the ceiling layers and secured it once more. I literally sewed the plastic sheet onto the mesh.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

A lot of effort went into this habitat, meanwhile Matilda: #invertebrates #mantis #bugsky

Matilda in between the enclosure's ceiling mesh and a piece of sheer plastic sheet onto it.

Matilda is peekabooing from behind the branch.

A new version of habitat,with more leafy branches across the big chunk of driftwood.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

That is incredible. What a PoS. I am sorry to hear that. Another shrunk hateful individual wasting his lifetime on war on pigeons. Uneducated moron unable to update info. We have such people here too, mostly older, but youngsters absolutely lack empathy and knowledge too.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

3 am here. Matylda is getting older, I have her on my hat, while adding a plastic sheet onto the metal ceiling net, so she cannot hurt herself.

A green praying mantis sits on a beige cap on my head, cleaning her rear peripheral.

A green praying mantis sits on the top leaf at the tip of the jade plant, watching the viewer, while she is bent over with her head tilted to the left.

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Nay @nayinthesky.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

Morning dew

Photography of a spider web covered in dew in between the trees

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Hanner really likes to play with his doll 👀😁

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

After deep analysis and following the clues throughout the garden I came to the conclusion that the visitor might be another hedgehog. And what are you up to at four in the morning?

A nighttime photo of an area by the pond. There are rocks in the right part, that mark the pond polygon. One of the middle rocks is moved away. There are also small white pebbles with a circle and a letter H in the middle for the heliport for birds. Scarce little green plants grow all over the entrance.

A green kidney bean pod laying between the rocks by the pond has been chewed on.

From a photo one cannot tell that the grass has been stepped on when tunneling through the foliage.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

I brought a big fluffy spider from the underpass and released him by the big tree. I believe he hates me now, but people are stupid.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Snad není tak složité ukázat dětem, že příroda se může i chránit, místo neustálé likvidace všeho, co je na cizím. Vždyť jak by se tvářili, kdyby jim též někdo přišel načechrat flóru? Dneska nemám kapacitu na překlad.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

"I co není vaše, se neničí" je hříšná, rebelská myšlenka, úplně mimo tento časoprostor. I letos musím celým famíliím vysvětlovat, že mi nemají orvávat keříčky (bílé bobule), že to tady pak vypadá naprosto příšerně, druhá půlka informace, že likvidují zvířátkům jídlo je pak hardcore sci-fi.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Two days ago Matylda disappeared from the jungle. I was sweating until I checked the curtains carefully again, because it was the most convenient place to hide in that room. And behold: Matylda and her ootheca. 🤦 #invertebrates #mantis

A green praying mantis laying a ootheca in the folds of light brown curtains.

Matylda eats a tiny fly upside down in the corner of her enclosure.

Matylda sits on my shoulder cleaning her front paw.

Matylda peeks from behind my shoulder, looking at the viewer. Only her head is visible.

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Sue @cameratrapsue.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

I don't often see Northern Flickers on the Raccoonobahn so this was quite the treat. He's probably looking for ants in the dirt or just enjoying his best flicker life. #birds

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Matylda's enclosure was edited, I finally assembled the ceiling lodge for her. But my green friend prefers free range habitat. I understand, but sometimes it is necessary to have her safely in the terrarium. #invertebrates #mantis

Matylda's terrarium's measurements go like this: the base is 45 centimetres wide and deep and the whole habitat reaches 60 centimetres. With a waterproofed base it can be turned into a paludarium for example.

A top-down view with the door open and light coming from the left side. The contents are the same. Coco fiber for bedding, big driftwood set behind the planter to the left, leaning on real bark background, on the right is a small Y shaped cork branch. The terracotta pot in the middle holds a tall coleus plant that reaches the ceiling area with thinner and lighter twigs and branches intertwined with an artificial vine.

Here is the mantis looking down from a jade plant with thick leaves. View us from the bottom below the mantis and up to her face. The red heating lamp is on and shines from behind.

A green mantis strolls over the light gray fluffy sleeve towards me.

A view from below the free range shrubbery shows two tall and branchy plants with a climbing vine in the small one. The red light shines from behind this forest Matylda sits on top of the jade plant.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

I gathered some useful links from a few emails about rescue centers and similar. And discovered a reddit post with a list of links to papers about the impact of the overpopulated cats on the wildlife. Though I didn't check it all. docs.google.com/document/d/1...

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

They just leave it there, with other trash. It's horrible material. It did quite a number on wildlings 🥺.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

I was able to remove those plastic twines, that have been left in the woodland by the farmers and their hay baler. I had no tools and a bunch is still entwined out there, despite my efforts, that took a lot of time til pitch black dark.

An oversized ball of dirty plastic twines in a black trash bag.

It's a big bag, as big as the yellow trash bin. Luckily my fellow explorer had this bag in the backpack. Twines, next to the other trash, are super dangerous to wildlife.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

He was the first patient of the day. The sparrow took a power nap while snoring. Once he was warm enough he was a lot more lively.

The baby sparrow is awake, his visible eye open, sitting in my hand by my chest, under the warming red light.

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

This little bub is a sibling to the previous one I think, because I have seen them together and both were poorly. Yet again the sparrow sat on the terrace, easy to pick up. Rescue was notified. #birds

Tiny fluff of a young sparrow being tired in the palm of my hand as I am sitting on the floor. Beak towards left.

Top view with my hand, sleeping sparrow with his beak tucked under the wing, basking under a terrarium heating lamp.

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ValeTer @valeter.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Captured this curious marmot enjoying its day in the wild. 🐾 #Wildlife #Photography #Landscape #Nature #Marmot #ExploreTheWorld #Adventure #Nikon #Animals #PhotoOfTheDay

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Juvenile starling explores feeders on a terrace railing. What a cute polka dot birb. #birds #starling

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Mychal Threets @mychal3ts.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Ruby Bridges was 6-years-old when she stepped into the history books. Bravely accompanied by her mother, she was the first Black child to desegregate an all-white school in the South. It was not long ago… Today is her birthday. She is still with us. She is 72. Happy birthday, Ruby Bridges 💜

Young Ruby Bridges, photo in black and white

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

While it was dark in the evening and we had a candle lit, the electrician arrived and performed some basic safety measures. So, I can't do electronics apparently, only I Sherlocked that it is the "outlets" breaker acting up. It was very adventurous visit. 😅

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

had a hard time with the one with the old countertop light, so, when a grandson arrived to help, the light blew up, sending a flame towards us. After the grandson left, I realised that one of the breakers burns when switched on. The cables were damaged by mice and that day we prevented possible fire

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FlyingFox @trinn4ce.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

The day prior the drill's battery couldn't be charged, and it's quite new and before that another battery, I had for nine years for a flashlight, said its last goodbye. And a long story longer, at my neighbours' house a new kitchen is about to happen. I dismantled a few upper cupboards, but we

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