by @friel.bsky.social
Posts from users on the "Naturalists Feed Accounts" list maintained by @friel.bsky.social that also contain the word "iNat", "iNaturalist", "naturalist", the hashtag "#naturalist" or the 🌿emoji.
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The most-liked posts we have captured from Naturalists 🌿 . Links go to the original on Bluesky.
Song Sparrow in the yard. Slightly ruffled. Fully adorable. #birds 🌿
Two years ago today 🌿 Black Powder Pass
CATBIRD BABY!! A Gray Catbird working hard to keep the young ones fed #birds 🌿
There are SO many deer babies around this year. Not so great for the plants but they certainly are adorable #mammals 🌿
Or perhaps you’re in the mood for a bit of Saturday night whimsy. In which case here’s a fluffy bunny butt. #mammals 🌿 #AnimalButts
Can’t sleep. Posting beach birbs (Willets on a big wave day) #birds 🌿
To apologize for posting about ai, here are some of my favorite photos. Plus the stories behind them so you know they’re real. On December 13, 2021 I went to the beach & the light was so incredible & there were so many birds I made the 2 …
The Long-tailed Ducks were much closer to the shore than usual, allowing me to get shots like this. They were just right there, rolling with the waves looking entirely unbothered as usual. #birds 🌿
A bit of Saturday night elegance. Snowy Egrets (almost) always look sleek and elegant and ready for a fancy party. #birds 🌿
I am mildly obsessed with these two #invertebrates 🌿 #BugSky
A brief view of a Wood Thrush deep in the woods. Maybe a youngster? It’s got a little bit of leftover baby fluff on its belly. 🥹 #birds 🌿
Small flower. Big bumble #invertebrates 🌿 #BugSky 🐝
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