Mark

@whatchulooking.bsky.social

Found this little guy in my kitchen this morning. I have no idea how it got into the house. I moved it outside before one of my dogs decided it was something worth eating.

A very green katydid is "standing" on one of the upright pieces of a sliding glass door.A very green katydid is "standing" on one of the upright pieces of a sliding glass door.

The "trending" topics seem to think that Meta's AI glasses are being used in a way that was not intended by Meta. Sure. I would argue they're doing exactly what was intended by Zuckerberg.

A screen shot of the Blue Sky Trending items. Number 2, "Teens misuse Meta AI glasses is highlighted.

Had a new experience yesterday. I got to watch (and badly photograph) a male cardinal feeding its chick. The first pictures had to be taken from inside the house to avoid scaring them off. I was then able to get a couple of better shots from outside.

Had a new experience yesterday. I got to watch (and badly photograph) a male cardinal feeding its chick. The first pictures had to be taken from inside the house to avoid scaring them off. I was then able to get a couple of better shots from outside.

There have been a lot of does with their fawns in the neighborhood this summer. This is just one of them. The last two pictures are the face of a dog that doesn't like this fact one bit.

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only white person on here to see the news of this and be fairly suspicious that foul play was involved. I can still hold out hope that this was not the case, but I'm going to wait until the independent autopsy is done before I'm willing to believe it.

Christopher Webb@cwebbonline.com · 3mo ago

This post is mainly for white folks to consider. I want to share something that may help you understand the reaction from Black folks who immediately looked at the Nolan Wells story and thought, “Something is foul here.” This isn’t proof that foul play occurred. It’s context. 🧵

As @mountainheartvt.bsky.social commented, this is a livestock guardian dog, not a herding dog. It will live with the sheep 24/7 for its entire life, by its own preference. The sheep recognize this because of the adult LGD(s) already among them, so they don't see it as a threat, but a protector.

Blue Wave@votebiue.bsky.social · 4mo ago

It’s the puppy herder’s first day on the job and the sheep understood the assignment with being supportive and encouraging.