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isafloraceae

Hey y'all! Might as well #introducemyself on this server as well😂

I'm Isaflora🌸

I grow stuff 🌱
I make things 🛠️
I love deeply :heart_gq:

My heart is in the mountains, hands in the soil, with my comrades, fighting for a future we have yet to see :fire_panafrican: :molotov:

I love to read, cook, and make herbal remedies for mutual aid! ✨ 🌱

I'm here to divest from big tech corps, learn more about FOSS, and connect with folks who dream & move towards our collective resilience.

Black agrarians to the front!🤎👨‍🌾

Brown hand holding a bunch of freshly harvested thyme from the garden. A raised bed in the background with the cosmos flowers in bloom.
#blacklandjustice#queerart#herbalist
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Swede’s Photographs

Rub-a-dub-dub Three Birds in a Tub

When I first saw this image of birds at the bird feeder, an old nursery rhyme immediately came to mind.

"Rub-a-dub-dub, Three men in a tub, And who do you think they be? The butcher, the baker, The candlestick-maker, And all of them gone to sea." - James Hook,

"The nursery rhyme Rub-a-dub-dub was first published in 1798 in the second volume of Hook's Christmas Box, a collection by English composer James Hook. However, the rhyme's origins are believed to trace back to oral traditions, and its exact authorship remains unknown. Over time, the rhyme evolved into the version we know today." - Copilot

By decree of the Galactic Empire, you are cordially invited to explore my photo gallery at:

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

This image captures three birds gathered around a uniquely designed bird feeder. On the left, there is a female northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis), identifiable by her brownish feathers with delicate red tinges on her crest and wings. On the right, a male house finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) stands out with his vibrant red head and chest, offset by brown streaks along his back. Behind the male finch, a third bird is partially visible, though its position behind the feeder makes it difficult to identify. The bird feeder itself features a somewhat transparent dome-shaped roof, providing protection from rain while still allowing light to pass through. Below the dome, the rest of the feeder is constructed from black metal, with a partial cone-shaped mesh enclosure that holds the seeds securely while allowing birds easy access. At the base, a flat tray serves as the trough, offering a stable feeding area and catching stray seeds. The modern and functional design of the feeder contrasts beautifully with the natural charm of its feathered visitors.
#photo#photography#photographer
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