Richelle
@nerdbirdsstudio.bsky.social
Nerdbird's Studio. Doing a bunch of things! Might be creative might be nature-themed. Got the real weird and nerdy flavored neurodivergence... you have been warned. 😏🫡🥰
@entomemeology.bsky.social ^-^ silly beetle!
June 12, 2025 at 1:14 AM
@entomemeology.bsky.social ^-^ silly beetle!
They are very similar. For the wingless variety of fireflies (aka glow worms, not to be confused with New Zealand glow worm caves) get a very decent size :3
May 4, 2025 at 11:47 PM
They are very similar. For the wingless variety of fireflies (aka glow worms, not to be confused with New Zealand glow worm caves) get a very decent size :3
Looks like a trilobite beetle! :D super fun find I'm jelly!!!!
May 4, 2025 at 11:33 PM
Looks like a trilobite beetle! :D super fun find I'm jelly!!!!
It sounds like the size and beak shape drives it away from being a redpoll. The consensus is a house finch with a leucistic patch! :D
February 15, 2025 at 4:42 PM
It sounds like the size and beak shape drives it away from being a redpoll. The consensus is a house finch with a leucistic patch! :D
Thank you for contributing to the assessment! I'm very excited to see this trait in a bird! :D (I'm in the invertibrate realm most often.)
February 15, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Thank you for contributing to the assessment! I'm very excited to see this trait in a bird! :D (I'm in the invertibrate realm most often.)
Ooo! Thank you for the contribution! I haven't personally seen the trait expressed in birds (I'm invertibrates most often).
How frequently do you all think this occurs in these birds?
How frequently do you all think this occurs in these birds?
February 15, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Ooo! Thank you for the contribution! I haven't personally seen the trait expressed in birds (I'm invertibrates most often).
How frequently do you all think this occurs in these birds?
How frequently do you all think this occurs in these birds?
Thank you for the explanation! I am familiar with the trait and its varied expression in general, it creates some beautiful combinations. I typically work more with invertibrates. It's so interesting to see it on one of our common birds!
February 15, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Thank you for the explanation! I am familiar with the trait and its varied expression in general, it creates some beautiful combinations. I typically work more with invertibrates. It's so interesting to see it on one of our common birds!