Hi, I’m Ainsley! I’m a 21y/o queer furry naturalist living in Texas. I’m primarily interested in biology and ecology, but due to my me I may talk about science or social justice issues related to queerness, autism, fibromyalgia, and furries. Opinions on this blog are entirely my own and do not reflect those of my employer, alma mater, associates, or pet cat.
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Macro photography, biology, vegetable gardening, travel, and cooking. Trying to learn German and French. Swarthmore, PA, USA. #searchable
I like to identify bugs (x2). https://linksta.cc/@relet
Reverse social engineer. Working from zero G to 5G at Celerway, mostly working otherwise.
I just moved in under a rock, previous instances should redirect here.
#microscopy #entomology #fungi #obsidentify #inaturalist #macro #mothing #hymenoptera #diptera
also: #paragliding #hiking #outdoors #slackline #norway #fermentation
I'm a bumbling amateur with an abundance of curiosity. I work in a machine shop. I read books (mostly science fiction) drink coffee, and when I have a spare minute, I go on adventures. I can usually be found crawling around in nettles, brambles, and thistles because that is where the wild things are.
Profile photo: Osmia Bicornis
Header: Canis lupus
European. Woke. Moving further to the left as I get older. Moved here from Mastodon social. Lifelong interest in natural history, these days mainly entomology, mainly, but with a wide range of interests. Semi retired.
#Entomology #Moths #butterflies #insects #bugs #spiders #arachnology #nature #beetles #nature #wildlife
Writer, programmer, and incurable tinkerer.
Lives on a farm in a small village in the Himalayas, after a career spent working mostly on open source (especially Postgres). Struggles feebly under a constantly-growing heap of DIY projects. Tends to photograph insects and plants more often than other things.
(Formerly @amenonsen)
Living in Spain with husband @jpoesen, 3 dogs and 3 cats.
I help people get a (Flemish) high school degree when the regular channels don't work for them.
I love animals (dogs in particular), nature, photography, and science. I'm crazy about books.
I'm a big fan of iNaturalist.
I spend most of my time reading, doing stuff in the garden, watching tv, and looking at plants and bugs.
"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see." Henry David Thoreau
Special Skills: Guessing the animal you're trying to remember with minimal clues or context.
Profile picture is a cartoony sketch of a Malayan tapir leaping.
Howdy! This is a backup account for @Moss. I will gradually fill out more of this profile, but for now I will keep posting at my beige account. You can also find my posts about dogs at @Goodworkdog.
🧬 Scientist / Cave Biologist (MS)
🐶 Dog Trainer
🌈 Trying to create an inclusive world 🍉
Profile: dark backlit cave image with a waterfall on the right, outline shadow on the left, holding a progress pride flag
Cover: rappelling into a vertical cave system
(Follow request is on due to empty/spam accounts, don't let it deter you!)
I do computers for work (k8s, devOps, learning accessibility) and any crafts I can get my gay lil hands on (fiber arts, block printing, leatherwork are some favorites right now). big fan of birds.
dog and duck dad.
AuDHD, white, queer/trans/nonbinary
Soil ecologist & macrophotographer | www.frankashwood.com | He/Him
Photographer, birder, nature shitposter, alt text enthusiast, he/him, northern Illinois, usa, 32
Birds are real and good
I only boost media with descriptions
Avatar drawn by @hannah
Manic Gremlin Bog Hag
she/her~they/them
Frogtographer & AmBatsador 🦇
Right to Repair | Sewcialist
| Hockey/Rugby ogler |
A oagnehm grea a’gschdrichenes Gardadierle
Alt Text or bust.
Expect some swears.
Auto-destruct sequence initiated for posts older than 90 days.
Profile pic Alt Text: excited nerd wearing blue hard hat in front of the ALICE detector at CERN.
Banner Alt Text: Full moon, tree frog, black snake, dragonfly, racoon, hawk, alligator, otter, lizard, woodpecker, wasp.
That's all folks...
