Jim Carlson

@jxxcarlson.bsky.social

Love being on Earth. Also: walking, math, music. And pure functional languages like Elm.

I saw this bird in my garden two days ago. Possibly a goshawk. Merlin gave this and three other hawks as possibilities. But the others all have some reddish color. This bird has none. Merlin also says that this bird is scarce where I live (Harlem, New York City). What do you think? #birds

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But when Dr. Andrew Ryan Davis, the obstetrician on duty, finally arrived, he said it was the hospital’s “routine” to give a drug called misoprostol to help the body pass the tissue, Hope recalled. Hope trusted the doctor. Porsha took the pills, according to records, and the bleeding continued.

Marisa Kabas@marisakabas.bsky.social · 2y ago

another woman is dead because doctors refused to give her standard medical care AFTER SHE ALREADY MISCARRIED. abortion bans are killing women even if they don’t need one. porsha ngumezi should be alive.

Jack Smith will now write a report on Jan 6 investigation. He must include declinations to prosecute. It will be interesting to see if he and his team found evidence of crimes by members of Congress – who have seemingly gotten off scot-free – but declined to bring charges for constitutional reasons

For those astronerds that may be interested, these were shot using a Celestron 9.25 EdgeHD w/ Hyperstar on a Celestron CGX mount and ZWO ASI071mc pro cooled camera. Bortle 6 light pollution so used dual narrow band filter. Here is another... the Pelican Nebula (should be Tetradactyl in my opinion)

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I'm also going to keep posting nature stuff. We need the beauty and hope to keep ourselves going and nature will need us to look out for it. Community is super important and I am very happy to have all of you here, old friends and new. #birds 🌿

A flock of small round brown and white shorebirds stands at the edge of the ocean with brown sand and then wet sand reflecting the blue sky
taenia@taenia.bsky.social · 2y ago

I am going to continue to post nature stuff, because it helps me, because I hope it is a respite for others, and because, for me, nature is a constant reminder that life is diverse, beautiful, and resilient.

Blue sun orchids growing in Perth, Western Australia.