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Then it heard something in the pōhutukawa and silently flew off to investigate.
I wished I had my phone on me.
The dog meanwhile just kept snuffling about looking for the right spot, and eventually found it.
I wished I had my phone on me.
The dog meanwhile just kept snuffling about looking for the right spot, and eventually found it.
January 6, 2025 at 9:26 AM
Then it heard something in the pōhutukawa and silently flew off to investigate.
I wished I had my phone on me.
The dog meanwhile just kept snuffling about looking for the right spot, and eventually found it.
I wished I had my phone on me.
The dog meanwhile just kept snuffling about looking for the right spot, and eventually found it.
It looked at me a couple times (eyes pink in my headlight) and just chilled for a bit.
It was so spookily quiet. I did my best impression of a ruru call, which prompted another, perhaps very sceptical, look.
It was so spookily quiet. I did my best impression of a ruru call, which prompted another, perhaps very sceptical, look.
January 6, 2025 at 9:26 AM
It looked at me a couple times (eyes pink in my headlight) and just chilled for a bit.
It was so spookily quiet. I did my best impression of a ruru call, which prompted another, perhaps very sceptical, look.
It was so spookily quiet. I did my best impression of a ruru call, which prompted another, perhaps very sceptical, look.
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January 4, 2025 at 9:13 AM
They come from Yuzu Keycaps, where you design your own set and it is printed (dye sub on cherry profile) and sent to you. High quality printing! Very cool.
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To be fair they are that as well! It’s not the rabbit’s fault some dumbass immigrant ancestors of mine brought them to these islands. 🙂
November 15, 2024 at 9:25 AM
To be fair they are that as well! It’s not the rabbit’s fault some dumbass immigrant ancestors of mine brought them to these islands. 🙂
Rabbits are a bit of a pest here. They eat the grass to the ground and trigger erosion, and then also cause population peaks in predator animals like ferrets and stoats that go on to eat our native birds. By late summer I usually count up to 150 on the same route.
November 14, 2024 at 5:48 PM
Rabbits are a bit of a pest here. They eat the grass to the ground and trigger erosion, and then also cause population peaks in predator animals like ferrets and stoats that go on to eat our native birds. By late summer I usually count up to 150 on the same route.