Lisa Buckley

@lisavipes.bsky.social

Paleontologist PhD & Medical Scribe #BirdGlamour, #NameThatTrack, #ichnology, bird & dino tracks. Fellow of Royal Canadian Geographical Society. She/Her. Views mine. LOTS of Ash pics!

Was yesterday a 14-hr day? Yes. Did I finally get to bed at 10ish with a 3:45am wake up? Also yes. And I diluting m cold brew concentrate this morning? Oh no, Precious, no.

It’s a BT carousel! Wonky feather is still there so earlier visits today were probably Junior. 1-4, BT brought the big appetite 5, shins closeup for later 6, Short bake out 7-8, maybe molting, lots of preening scratching going on #birds

Been awhile since I've visited this (waves arms at everything), but since I was present for a wound with "friends" (a.k.a. maggots), let's revisit this particular wound care myth. DO. NOT. LEAVE. FOOT. WOUNDS. UNCOVERED. TO. "DRY OUT". Foot wounds are a little different from other wounds.

Lisa Buckley@lisavipes.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Diabetic/neuropathy/elder foot care home remedy myths: 2. Letting wounds "air out/dry out:" - There is an old myth that wounds need to be uncovered and open to the air to heal. Not for foot wounds! The risk for slower healing and infection is increased. Cat hair and sock fuzz won't heal it faster

In this installment of "Ash Made Me Watch It," I'm trying something more mainstream with known actors (Christina Ricci, Liam Neeson) with "After.Life" We're opening strong with Liam giving creepy undertaker in the opening.

Black kitty laying on a green and white striped blanket with purple flower pattern. It's fully because it's old as dirt and big cheap at Walmart. Don't judge.

Class, repeat after me: "AI" is not a search engine. "AI" does not search webpages and return results. "AI" scrapes together random shavings from the internet and presents them as though they're answers. If you use "AI" as a search engine, you're better off consulting your own rectum with a mirror.

Me at 4am: COLD BREW! COLD BREW! Other Me: OK Pep Squad, you're at an 11, and we need you at a 4. Me: POUR THE COLD BREW Other Me: Whoa! You gotta dilute that with water! Me: There's water in oat milk. Other Me: This is going to be bad. Me: *stares aggressively while sipping Other Me: So bad.

It’s Rock Day: Rock Check! Do you have your rock? Do you need a rock? Can you find a rock? I found this lovely porphyritic basalt in my washing machine. I love how the different crystal sizes tell a story of an eruption rudely interrupting cozy subterranean cooling. Photos & stories welcome.

A very round dull rock, flecks of white and pale grey rectangular crystals in a darker grey matrixThe same flecked rock in a bowl full of similar-sized volcanic rocks ranging from white quartz and granite to black and rusty red pumice

How antisocial is our Mr. Ash? I actually had to run downstairs on hearing the most screamy cat fight yowling: it was so vigorous that it sounded like another cat broke into the house through the window screen. Nope, it was just Ash yowling at a cat on the porch.

When my cat goes to the vet, the vet immediately remembers her name, age, health problems and every medication she's ever been on, but when I go to the doctor, the doctor always looks at me like I'm the first person they've seen since recovering from amnesia and goes "Uhhh...do you exercise?"

Five hours of sleep, 8 hr shift, 10.1 km for cat sitting and dog walking! My nighttime walk home didn't reveal any owls, but I did see a large slug, and helped a Ground Beetle flip right side up so it could trundle across the path. There's no way I'm setting an alarm for tomorrow.

Large olive slug with larger black spots on its mantle and smaller black speckles on the body, on a firt path with a slime trail.

Me: Alrighty, get me to bed! Squirrel Brain: So when was the last time you swept for ceiling corner cobwebs? Me: No, that's not happening during the "sleep time on a work night" hours, not when I need to be awake at 4am. Squirrel Brain: C'mon, just one... Me: . Squirrel Brain: Check the rafters too