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Potentilla flowers from our garden

Ok

assortment of deli meats at a grocery store with a sign above that reads “entertainment center”

at the entertainment center y’all tryna watch anything?

Rupert my grandcat

My grandkitty, Rupert says happy Friday fukkerrrrrs

A goldfinch cutie! 💛

I honestly will never ever get enough of these moments. Water droplets on nasturtium leaves just hits something for me. #phontography #photography #nasturtiums #leaves #nature #gardens #garden2025 #water #droplets #science #hydrophobicbehavior #greenery #plants #outdoorplants

Guinness the black cat sits half-ready to jump, his ears sideways and his gaze unnervingly intense.

I WANT SOMETHING

WHAT IS THAT THING?

I DON’T KNOW

BUT I *WANT* IT

Pillow the cat kickin’ back and asking “how you doin’?”

#caturday

I'm just trying to pet you! Silly Sierra!

Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon

A short-eared owl perched on a mossy wooden stump, staring directly at the camera with piercing yellow eyes. Warm sunlight glows on the side of its face

Those eyes? They’ve seen galaxies. Straight from a fantasy tale, this owl's stare pierces right through your soul. Photo by: 📸 luke_brady_johnson
#Nature #Owl

This Webb image of the “Pillars of Creation” has layers of semi-opaque, rusty red gas and dust that start at the bottom left and go toward the top right. There are three prominent pillars rising toward the top right. The left pillar is the largest and widest. The peaks of the second and third pillars are set off in darker shades of brown and have red outlines. Peeking through the layers of gas and dust is the background, set in shades of blue and littered with tiny yellow and blue stars. Many of the tips of the pillars appear tinged with what looks like lava. There are also tiny red dots at the edges of the pillars, which are newly born stars.

pictures like this make me believe in magic

Beautiful flowers in beautiful lighting

Train Painting Sunset, Essex

HOLDING OUR BREATH!🦅
Each day we watch as Sunny and Gizmo stretch their branching on the outer edges of the nest a little farther. Flapping their wings until they hit air and are hovering thinking, is this it, will he/she take off?! The world awaits sweet Eaglets, but please take your time💕🤗
#Pinks

An Anna’s hummingbird with iridescent pink and orange feathers on its head perches on a branch

Last one for the day, I promise! An iridescent friend found on our evening walk in the park 🪶

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#Caturday dance party.
Everyone share a dance gif and follow each other.
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Have fun, and don't forget to follow the hostess.
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Baby bunny

Impossible how small

📷️FUJIFILM X-T3
📸NIKKOR-H･C 5cm F2 黒帯
#photography #cats

Another tree down on the path.

An American Robin.

Grey squirrel.

Path into the woods.

A few more.

A small brown and white cat peeks out from under a bench. His expression is unhappy but he is also clearly blaming his owner for the noise.

having some major home repairs and my guy is not having it at ALL

Too many Morons!

A flowchart that goes as follows: "What breed is my cat?" This leads to the question "Does it have papers from a breeder?" if the answer is "yes" it leads to "It is what those papers say it is." If the answer is "no" it leads to "It is a cat."

Periodic reminder that over 90% of cats are not a "breed". The vast majority of longhaired tabbies are not Maine Coons. Most grey cats are not Russian Blues. Most black cats are not Bombays. They're just lovely, perfect mixed breed cats that come in all colors and coat lengths!

I did, too!

Good Morning Friends!! 🤗💙🦋
Happy Caturday! 😺

Gus is sitting in a big cardboard box with packing paper in it. He is looking up at the camera mid shout

Aren’t you done with zoom yet!?

A spiral galaxy seen at a skewed angle. Its center is a bright spot radiating light. A thick, stormy disk of material surrounds this bright center, with swirling strands of dark dust and bright spots of star formation strewn through the disk. A large spiral arm extends from the disk toward the viewer. Some foreground stars are visible atop the galaxy.

A spiral galaxy, seen tilted at a slight angle, on a dark background of space. It glows softly from its center and out to its edge. The disk is a broad swirl of dark-reddish dust webs and sparkling blue patches where stars have formed. Atop the center of the galaxy is a foreground star that appears very large and bright with four diffraction spikes emanating from it. The star is relatively close to Earth compared to the galaxy.

A large galaxy is at center, and a significantly smaller galaxy is to its left. The large galaxy is mostly face-on, but the top appears slightly tilted away. It has several rings. Its circular core is bright white at the very center, but light yellow overall. Going outward, there are gaps between the rings. The core is surrounded by two slightly lighter yellow rings, which also appear to be overlapping. The next ring is slightly more transparent and yellow. The two or three rings that are farther out are bluer, sometimes with blue clumps. The widest ring is also blue, but also the most transparent. At 9 o’clock is a small dwarf galaxy. It is about the same size as the yellow core of the Bullseye. The dwarf galaxy is blue, with many dots. It looks like the edge of the Bullseye might touch the dwarf galaxy. Both galaxies are set on the black background of space, which is dotted with a range of galaxies in different shapes, colors, and sizes, along with one foreground star at left.

A massive spiral galaxy fills the image, with its bright yellow core seen near the upper left. Spiral arms whirl outward, laced through with dark brown dust and bright blue patches of star formation.

literally me if i was a galaxy

A spiral galaxy viewed face-on, with a slightly oval-shaped disk. The galaxy’s center appears as a bright white spot surrounded by a golden glow. Two spiral arms extend out from the center, wrapping around the galaxy and broadening out to form the thick outer edge of the disk. Thin reddish strands of dust and bright pink spots follow the arms through the disk. Faint strands of stars extend from the tips of the spiral arms and out beyond the disk.

new hubble image of a beautiful spiral galaxy (ngc 3596) that lies 90 MILLION light-years away!!! 🌌