Echo Mary

@echomary.bsky.social

Linktr.ee/EchoMary Artist, agrarian, jack of all trades. 33 year old PNW enby. Expect art, ecology, anti-capitalism, and NSFW stuff. Partner is Marandart.bsky.social 💝 Bigots and fascists fuck off. Abolish private property.

Going from elaborate warfare infrastructure while fighting off the deer to chemical warfare with cayenne paste to fight off the bunny rabbits who gnaw at my marijuana and fell them like trees.

We got our first mulberry tree and I am THRILLED. I'm not interested in growing cherries because they're very susceptible to disease in my area, but mulberries are basically disease-free, they have a flavor in common with cherries, and many varieties ripen over a long period of time!!!!

"Wing Span" 12"x18" Acrylic, conte crayon, colored pencil, paint pen on reclaimed wood Are they spreading their wings to dry, or flicking water off their hands? And also: what's the difference? A slightly different arrangement of particles is all that separates us from our animal kin.

A heron in red and blue stares fiercely while it shuffles its wings and a human arm superimposed over the top, as if it is the heron's arm and wing at once.

I worry that a complete lack of coordinated recovery plan for the fires in Oregon is just opening another door for western juniper trees to carve a larger niche for themselves. Eroding soil, stalling the carbon cycle, and locking up the ecosystem's potential.

A lot of the mature and old growth stands of ponderosa pine forest that I had a personal connection to in Oregon have been burned in the last 2 years. All of them have, actually. Every single patch of old forest that I'd fantasize about taking friends to visit in my old stomping grounds are gone.

Most folks in Western Washington probably assume that forest conservation is like, the biggest and most important part of local environmentalism, but while it's extremely important to protect naturally resilient old-growth and legacy forests, the overwhelming majority of wildlife species in