Marci Hawkins
@marcihawkins.bsky.social
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Bit of a personal update from me, fully announcing our engagement! #heasked #isaidyes #toosoon #thatsajoke
March 7, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Bit of a personal update from me, fully announcing our engagement! #heasked #isaidyes #toosoon #thatsajoke
Reposted by Marci Hawkins
Astro graduated from Model Citizen training today.
We are very proud of our boy. He has come a long way in the 7 months since we adopted him from the shelter. He had lived there for 10 months since the time he was picked up as a puppy.
It was the day before his euthanasia date.
We are very proud of our boy. He has come a long way in the 7 months since we adopted him from the shelter. He had lived there for 10 months since the time he was picked up as a puppy.
It was the day before his euthanasia date.
December 21, 2024 at 6:42 PM
Astro graduated from Model Citizen training today.
We are very proud of our boy. He has come a long way in the 7 months since we adopted him from the shelter. He had lived there for 10 months since the time he was picked up as a puppy.
It was the day before his euthanasia date.
We are very proud of our boy. He has come a long way in the 7 months since we adopted him from the shelter. He had lived there for 10 months since the time he was picked up as a puppy.
It was the day before his euthanasia date.
Unity calls try to gloss over uncomfortable reality. Oklahoma continues to harm its marginalized oklahomavoice.com/2024/11/27/u...
November 30, 2024 at 5:55 PM
Unity calls try to gloss over uncomfortable reality. Oklahoma continues to harm its marginalized oklahomavoice.com/2024/11/27/u...
Leave the leaves please.
November 21, 2024 at 3:18 AM
Leave the leaves please.
Seed collecting tips from, Across the Prairie.
If you can tell what color the flower was or the stem near the seed head is still green, they need a little more time. Everything should be brown and crunchy.
If you can tell what color the flower was or the stem near the seed head is still green, they need a little more time. Everything should be brown and crunchy.
November 17, 2024 at 4:19 PM
Seed collecting tips from, Across the Prairie.
If you can tell what color the flower was or the stem near the seed head is still green, they need a little more time. Everything should be brown and crunchy.
If you can tell what color the flower was or the stem near the seed head is still green, they need a little more time. Everything should be brown and crunchy.
🌿 Free Milkweeds Back for 2025!
Monarch Watch is distributing free milkweed to habitat restoration projects, schools, & educational NPs. Host for the monarch & nectar source for insects, native milkweeds are a key species in pollinator habitat. Apply now, plants awarded first-come, first-served.
Monarch Watch is distributing free milkweed to habitat restoration projects, schools, & educational NPs. Host for the monarch & nectar source for insects, native milkweeds are a key species in pollinator habitat. Apply now, plants awarded first-come, first-served.
Free Milkweeds for Schools & Non-Profits | Bring Back The Monarchs
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November 17, 2024 at 4:08 PM
🌿 Free Milkweeds Back for 2025!
Monarch Watch is distributing free milkweed to habitat restoration projects, schools, & educational NPs. Host for the monarch & nectar source for insects, native milkweeds are a key species in pollinator habitat. Apply now, plants awarded first-come, first-served.
Monarch Watch is distributing free milkweed to habitat restoration projects, schools, & educational NPs. Host for the monarch & nectar source for insects, native milkweeds are a key species in pollinator habitat. Apply now, plants awarded first-come, first-served.
Yesterday was so much fun. I represented Monarch Watch and Okies for Monarchs at Broken Arrow Parks’ seed swap. I saw dear friends and talked to participants about helping our pollinators by planting native host and nectar plants. I loved hearing about their projects and seeing their excitement.
November 17, 2024 at 3:33 PM
Yesterday was so much fun. I represented Monarch Watch and Okies for Monarchs at Broken Arrow Parks’ seed swap. I saw dear friends and talked to participants about helping our pollinators by planting native host and nectar plants. I loved hearing about their projects and seeing their excitement.