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The grand canyon with my boyfriend. I lived in Arizona for 27 years and never visited.
Shucks.
This is an Australian Stormbird. I hear them all the time around my house and they have the most enchanting birdsong that you generally only hear right before or after a storm. Despite living where I now live for 18 years, I have never seen one before until just a few days ago when I thought a Kite was trying to make an easy meal of my Turkey chicks.
The males have the most glorious black plumage with crimson eyes - it's the inspiration behind Kyrra's deathsight as the Storm Maiden. This here is a female though, and I just have no words to express how lovely or graceful they are to observe. I've never been one much for bird watching, but I can easily spend a few hours just marvelling at how beautiful they are.
and the beak looks different, so probably not a stormbird. It does indeed look like it could be a pheasant coucal:
Notably, though, the pheasant coucal is not a pheasant, but a species of cuckoo, like the stormbird. So not too far off.
Already had the names Amy and Clara vetoed
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Results of disembowel testing | Knight limb counter | GMCP AB files
It really isn't that bad in shadow.
I'm fond of the masked and silent psychotic types, apparently?
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okay, this is atticus, my blue point male. he always looks grumpy because he's got more persian in him than siamese. sometimes his tongue sticks out and amplifies the effect lmao.
this is ansleigh, my female seal point. she's got more siamese in her than persian, as evidenced by her brilliant blue eyes and easier-to-manage fur. she's a total snob.
and i figure while i'm at it i might as well show you the rest of my fur babies!! brace yourself
this is kizzy, our peekapoo. we kept her from one of brylee's litters [we breed "designer" dogs; hypoallergenic, etc.] because she just has such a lovable temperament.
this is casper, my sister's dog. he's .. seven months old now, i believe and a purebred pekingese. also an absolute shithead and piranha. this was when he was younger and playing with our stray cat, princess. i managed to take it just seconds before princess decided she had enough and smacked casper down the hill lmao.
this is cocoa, our 4yr/old australian shepherd. she was originally a foster dog, but we ended up falling in love with her and keeping her for ourselves, haha. in this photo you can see how smug she is with her own witty idea of using a two-by-four as a makeshift chew stick.
okay, this is chestnut, my youngest fur baby. he's an australian shepherd and showed up on our porch in a neighbor's arms on the week before christmas. poor thing was eat up with worms. we nursed him back to health though and now he's my constant companion. THIS WAS ON MY BIRTHDAY.
okay, i think that's all my furbabies i have pics of
EDIT: Now that I figured this out again.
I went down to the store for lightbulbs.
I came home with:
(According to the shelter, his name was Goodman. He and I discussed things, and have agreed that Thud will be his interim name until he tells me his real one.)
This is Pebble. He was left in a box by a dumpster with several other kittens. Now he lives at my house and tries to keep me from doing anything in Achaea.