#seeds — Public Fediverse posts

#Trees #Cottonwood #Chopo #Seeds

I've been trying to get a photo like this for a couple of years. This is the best one so far.

The Results of 65 Games of Party House
Long-time readers of this blog know that I've played a lot of Party House, game #25 in UFO 50. I'm not the best player at it, I've heard there's some with a random scenario win streak of over 130, but I have gotten up to 25. I wrote a strategy guide for it that's one of the most searched-for pages here. In the time s
https://setsideb.com/60-games-of-party-house/
#indies #niche #indie #Mossmouth #niche #PartyHouse #seeds #spreadsheet #strategy #Ufo50

little seeds of the great cloisonné tree

#Seeds #Cloisonné #Sand #Zen #Ripples #Minimalism #Decorative #MacroStyle #Organic
#Img2img #AiArt #AiArtists #AiArtCommunity #StableDiffusion

on normal sized stuff: https://aieris.art/featured/featured/little-seeds-of-the-great-cloisonne-tree-eris-and-ai.html

little seeds of the great cloisonné tree

#Seeds #Cloisonné #Sand #Zen #Ripples #Minimalism #Decorative #MacroStyle #Organic
#Img2img #AiArt #AiArtists #AiArtCommunity #StableDiffusion

on normal sized stuff: https://aieris.art/featured/featured/little-seeds-of-the-great-cloisonne-tree-eris-and-ai.html

little seeds of the great cloisonné tree

#Seeds #Cloisonné #Sand #Zen #Ripples #Minimalism #Decorative #MacroStyle #Organic
#Img2img #AiArt #AiArtists #AiArtCommunity #StableDiffusion

on normal sized stuff: https://aieris.art/featured/featured/little-seeds-of-the-great-cloisonne-tree-eris-and-ai.html

little seeds of the great cloisonné tree

#Seeds #Cloisonné #Sand #Zen #Ripples #Minimalism #Decorative #MacroStyle #Organic
#Img2img #AiArt #AiArtists #AiArtCommunity #StableDiffusion

on normal sized stuff: https://aieris.art/featured/featured/little-seeds-of-the-great-cloisonne-tree-eris-and-ai.html

little seeds of the great cloisonné tree

#Seeds #Cloisonné #Sand #Zen #Ripples #Minimalism #Decorative #MacroStyle #Organic
#Img2img #AiArt #AiArtists #AiArtCommunity #StableDiffusion

on normal sized stuff: https://aieris.art/featured/featured/little-seeds-of-the-great-cloisonne-tree-eris-and-ai.html

https://www.minenest.com/713579/ Peak Terraria Mods #Calamity #camman18 #challenge #difficult #facts #friends #funny #gaming #hilarious #idiots #Interesting #MarioMusic #modded #mods #Movie #NewDonkCity #news #pain #seeds #short #Shorts #steam #SteamWorkshop #stupid #Suffering #Terraria #TerrariaVideos #TerrariaWiki #tmodloader #wiki

Chaos gardening is new social media trend. Does it work in CT? https://www.allforgardening.com/1787732/chaos-gardening-is-new-social-media-trend-does-it-work-in-ct/ #advice #chaos #column #ct #CTNews #flowers #garden #gardening #HartfordCourant #MaxImagePreview #opinion #planting #plants #seeds #SocialMediaTrend #trending #UConn #UconnGardenCenter #vegetables

Chaos gardening is new social media trend. Does it work in CT? https://www.allforgardening.com/1787732/chaos-gardening-is-new-social-media-trend-does-it-work-in-ct/ #advice #chaos #column #ct #CTNews #flowers #garden #gardening #HartfordCourant #MaxImagePreview #opinion #planting #plants #seeds #SocialMediaTrend #trending #UConn #UconnGardenCenter #vegetables

It’s nearly Open Garden Day and the Blackbirds have dug up my Petunias

Next Saturday 30th May is our annual Campoverde Open Garden Day. This is an event that I organise every year for my village Church. But I have been away at my UK house and Cruella (my wife) and her girls have had a sleepover and invited Blackbirds.

In what I can only assume was some sort of orgy of destruction they have wantonly dug up all my Petunia seedlings from their seed trays. I am bereft these were special ones I had grown from the best of last year.

Since the first act of destruction I have replanted twice only to be struck by other raids. I have now taken to hiding my seedlings in new places every night, but by the next morning they have been dug up again. I think one of the chickens is spying on me and informing the Blackbirds!

To be honest I am too upset to go on writing this post but I’ll will just finish off by showing you the length I have had to go to protect my seedlings. My potting bench now looks like a prison camp I have so much protection. See photos below and click on each one for a larger view.

Anyway, if you would like to come along to Open Garden we would love to see you, see poster below.

If you do want to come along to Open Garden Day and commiserate with me then just so you know Pinar de Campoverde is south of Torrevieja and just inland from the town of Pilar de la Horadada in Alicante Province. The map below shows you the location of each garden.

It’s nearly Open Garden Day and the Blackbirds have dug up my Petunias

Next Saturday 30th May is our annual Campoverde Open Garden Day. This is an event that I organise every year for my village Church. But I have been away at my UK house and Cruella (my wife) and her girls have had a sleepover and invited Blackbirds.

In what I can only assume was some sort of orgy of destruction they have wantonly dug up all my Petunia seedlings from their seed trays. I am bereft these were special ones I had grown from the best of last year.

Since the first act of destruction I have replanted twice only to be struck by other raids. I have now taken to hiding my seedlings in new places every night, but by the next morning they have been dug up again. I think one of the chickens is spying on me and informing the Blackbirds!

To be honest I am too upset to go on writing this post but I’ll will just finish off by showing you the length I have had to go to protect my seedlings. My potting bench now looks like a prison camp I have so much protection. See photos below and click on each one for a larger view.

Anyway, if you would like to come along to Open Garden we would love to see you, see poster below.

If you do want to come along to Open Garden Day and commiserate with me then just so you know Pinar de Campoverde is south of Torrevieja and just inland from the town of Pilar de la Horadada in Alicante Province. The map below shows you the location of each garden.

It’s nearly Open Garden Day and the Blackbirds have dug up my Petunias

Next Saturday 30th May is our annual Campoverde Open Garden Day. This is an event that I organise every year for my village Church. But I have been away at my UK house and Cruella (my wife) and her girls have had a sleepover and invited Blackbirds.

In what I can only assume was some sort of orgy of destruction they have wantonly dug up all my Petunia seedlings from their seed trays. I am bereft these were special ones I had grown from the best of last year.

Since the first act of destruction I have replanted twice only to be struck by other raids. I have now taken to hiding my seedlings in new places every night, but by the next morning they have been dug up again. I think one of the chickens is spying on me and informing the Blackbirds!

To be honest I am too upset to go on writing this post but I’ll will just finish off by showing you the length I have had to go to protect my seedlings. My potting bench now looks like a prison camp I have so much protection. See photos below and click on each one for a larger view.

Anyway, if you would like to come along to Open Garden we would love to see you, see poster below.

If you do want to come along to Open Garden Day and commiserate with me then just so you know Pinar de Campoverde is south of Torrevieja and just inland from the town of Pilar de la Horadada in Alicante Province. The map below shows you the location of each garden.

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 5.

Video in the comments.

#photography #urbannature #plants #bloomscrolling #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 5.

Video in the comments.

#photography #urbannature #plants #bloomscrolling #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 5.

Video in the comments.

#photography #urbannature #plants #bloomscrolling #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 5.

Video in the comments.

#photography #urbannature #plants #bloomscrolling #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 5.

Video in the comments.

#photography #urbannature #plants #bloomscrolling #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane and early #TextureTuesday

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 4.

#photography #urbannature #bloomscrolling #macro #seeds #cottonwood #texture #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane and early #TextureTuesday

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 4.

#photography #urbannature #bloomscrolling #macro #seeds #cottonwood #texture #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane and early #TextureTuesday

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 4.

#photography #urbannature #bloomscrolling #macro #seeds #cottonwood #texture #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane and early #TextureTuesday

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 4.

#photography #urbannature #bloomscrolling #macro #seeds #cottonwood #texture #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane and early #TextureTuesday

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 4.

#photography #urbannature #bloomscrolling #macro #seeds #cottonwood #texture #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow (eastern cottonwood seeds), Pt 2.

#photography #bloomscrolling #plants #seeds #cottonwood #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

#MagicInTheMundane

Springtime snow, Pt 1.

Every year around this time the eastern cottonwood trees in the neighborhood release their millions of white-tufted seeds, which swirl in the air and gather on the sidewalks in drifts and piles, like a memory of snow. I’m not sure I’ve seen them this thick on the ground before.

#photography #bloomscrolling #plants #seeds #cottonwood #lightandshadow #spring #springvibes #brooklyn #nyc

春の花　Весняні квіти
混沌の暗闇に一粒の希望が降り注ぎ
Єдина крапля надії падає в темряву хаосу

https://note.com/poison_raika/n/nf7710a333d33

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#single #grain #hope #falls #darkness #chaos #take #root #earth #blooms #flower #seeds #warm #light #sprout #iceberg #long #winter #end #field #cover #ice #melts #river #future #crimson #ghost #purified #painful #evil #washed #away #dark #clear

📝 I tried to use AI to identify some tree seeds I found
#AI #identification #plants #search #seeds #tree
https://bramesposito.com/blog/2026/05/16/i-tried-to-use-ai-to-identify-some-tree-seeds-i-found/

📝 I tried to use AI to identify some tree seeds I found
#AI #identification #plants #search #seeds #tree
https://bramesposito.com/blog/2026/05/16/i-tried-to-use-ai-to-identify-some-tree-seeds-i-found/

📝 I tried to use AI to identify some tree seeds I found
#AI #identification #plants #search #seeds #tree
https://bramesposito.com/blog/2026/05/16/i-tried-to-use-ai-to-identify-some-tree-seeds-i-found/

📝 I tried to use AI to identify some tree seeds I found
#AI #identification #plants #search #seeds #tree
https://bramesposito.com/blog/2026/05/16/i-tried-to-use-ai-to-identify-some-tree-seeds-i-found/

📝 I tried to use AI to identify some tree seeds I found
#AI #identification #plants #search #seeds #tree
https://bramesposito.com/blog/2026/05/16/i-tried-to-use-ai-to-identify-some-tree-seeds-i-found/

Greener days are arriving for lawns and trees in Anchorage https://www.allforgardening.com/1770753/greener-days-are-arriving-for-lawns-and-trees-in-anchorage/ #dandelions #garden #gardening #seeds

Jenn, Amanda, Danielle, and Shira will be in Atlanta for the SEEDS (Society for Ethics in Egg Donation and Surrogacy) Spring Conference today and tomorrow! 🌟

We’re looking forward to connecting with industry leaders, discussing best practices, and reinforcing our commitment to ethical and compassionate surrogacy and egg donation. 💙

#BrightFuturesFamilies #SEEDSConference2026 #SEEDS #SocietyforEthicsinEggDonationAndSurrogacy #Infertility

Thurs. May 14, 2026: Deep in Planting Season

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Fourth Quarter Waning Moon in Aries

Pluto Retrograde

Celtic Tree Month of Hawthorne

Rainy and cold

We are deep in spring and in planting season. With the cold nights, I’ve had to be a little carful. And I dropped the ball on last week’s Wednesday and Thursday planting days.

The next planting day was this past Monday. I finally repotted all 18 lettuce plants, 3 lavender plants, and got the small tomato plant into its big pot, along with marigold and basil. That’s all I had time for before Monday morning’s ZOOM meeting began.

I hoped to get more potting done on Tuesday, another planting day, but I didn’t manage it. Tomorrow is a planting day, so I hope I can repot more, and also plant some more seeds. The next planting days after that are the following Tuesday and Wednesday, when a lot of seeds need to go in, provided it’s warm enough.

It should be warm enough this weekend to move some plants out to the back balcony, which will give me a little more room to rearrange things on the front porch.

It’s like dominos – move one thing and everything has to adjust.

We now each have a pretty lavender plant in a good pot in our bedrooms, and one more out on the front porch. Lavender is a good herb to have in the room for its calming scent and it’s supposed to help keep the air clean. Feng shui experts might disagree, since they advise to only have round leaves in the bedroom, not spiky ones, but this year, I want to try lavender in the bedroom, so I will. I can always adjust.

Yesterday, I picked up my first box of the CSA season. I’m signed with Full Well Farm again, because I love being a part of their CSA. This year, the boxes are every other week, and we can customize them. Yay, no beets! And I’m picking it up here, at a local store, rather than driving to the farm. On nice days, I’ll be able to walk. Yesterday wasn’t a nice day, so I drove.

I swapped out asparagus for eggs from my favorite egg vendor (which means I don’t need to go to the market this weekend for eggs). I also got two enormous parsnips, chives, baby garlic (which look like scallions to me), radishes, and pea shoots. I can build the week’s menu around these, and spend less on the week’s groceries. I prepaid for the entire season of the CSA.

Picking up my box every Wednesday means regular grocery shopping on Thursdays makes sense and I can get anything else I need at the Saturday Farmers’ Market (which starts up weekly, outdoors, this Saturday).

I have quite a few herbs growing this year, which I love to use when I cook. Between all of that, I think we will have a delicious summer.

My big worry is getting the seeds in before it’s too late, but I planted a few things too early (such as the chamomile and horehound) and they didn’t make it. Finding the sweet spot here is a challenge. The zone maps are no longer accurate with climate change, even though some of them have adjusted.

There’s a lot of trial and error, but that’s how one learns, I guess.

How are things in your garden?

Thurs. May 14, 2026: Deep in Planting Season

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Fourth Quarter Waning Moon in Aries

Pluto Retrograde

Celtic Tree Month of Hawthorne

Rainy and cold

We are deep in spring and in planting season. With the cold nights, I’ve had to be a little carful. And I dropped the ball on last week’s Wednesday and Thursday planting days.

The next planting day was this past Monday. I finally repotted all 18 lettuce plants, 3 lavender plants, and got the small tomato plant into its big pot, along with marigold and basil. That’s all I had time for before Monday morning’s ZOOM meeting began.

I hoped to get more potting done on Tuesday, another planting day, but I didn’t manage it. Tomorrow is a planting day, so I hope I can repot more, and also plant some more seeds. The next planting days after that are the following Tuesday and Wednesday, when a lot of seeds need to go in, provided it’s warm enough.

It should be warm enough this weekend to move some plants out to the back balcony, which will give me a little more room to rearrange things on the front porch.

It’s like dominos – move one thing and everything has to adjust.

We now each have a pretty lavender plant in a good pot in our bedrooms, and one more out on the front porch. Lavender is a good herb to have in the room for its calming scent and it’s supposed to help keep the air clean. Feng shui experts might disagree, since they advise to only have round leaves in the bedroom, not spiky ones, but this year, I want to try lavender in the bedroom, so I will. I can always adjust.

Yesterday, I picked up my first box of the CSA season. I’m signed with Full Well Farm again, because I love being a part of their CSA. This year, the boxes are every other week, and we can customize them. Yay, no beets! And I’m picking it up here, at a local store, rather than driving to the farm. On nice days, I’ll be able to walk. Yesterday wasn’t a nice day, so I drove.

I swapped out asparagus for eggs from my favorite egg vendor (which means I don’t need to go to the market this weekend for eggs). I also got two enormous parsnips, chives, baby garlic (which look like scallions to me), radishes, and pea shoots. I can build the week’s menu around these, and spend less on the week’s groceries. I prepaid for the entire season of the CSA.

Picking up my box every Wednesday means regular grocery shopping on Thursdays makes sense and I can get anything else I need at the Saturday Farmers’ Market (which starts up weekly, outdoors, this Saturday).

I have quite a few herbs growing this year, which I love to use when I cook. Between all of that, I think we will have a delicious summer.

My big worry is getting the seeds in before it’s too late, but I planted a few things too early (such as the chamomile and horehound) and they didn’t make it. Finding the sweet spot here is a challenge. The zone maps are no longer accurate with climate change, even though some of them have adjusted.

There’s a lot of trial and error, but that’s how one learns, I guess.

How are things in your garden?

Thurs. May 14, 2026: Deep in Planting Season

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Fourth Quarter Waning Moon in Aries

Pluto Retrograde

Celtic Tree Month of Hawthorne

Rainy and cold

We are deep in spring and in planting season. With the cold nights, I’ve had to be a little carful. And I dropped the ball on last week’s Wednesday and Thursday planting days.

The next planting day was this past Monday. I finally repotted all 18 lettuce plants, 3 lavender plants, and got the small tomato plant into its big pot, along with marigold and basil. That’s all I had time for before Monday morning’s ZOOM meeting began.

I hoped to get more potting done on Tuesday, another planting day, but I didn’t manage it. Tomorrow is a planting day, so I hope I can repot more, and also plant some more seeds. The next planting days after that are the following Tuesday and Wednesday, when a lot of seeds need to go in, provided it’s warm enough.

It should be warm enough this weekend to move some plants out to the back balcony, which will give me a little more room to rearrange things on the front porch.

It’s like dominos – move one thing and everything has to adjust.

We now each have a pretty lavender plant in a good pot in our bedrooms, and one more out on the front porch. Lavender is a good herb to have in the room for its calming scent and it’s supposed to help keep the air clean. Feng shui experts might disagree, since they advise to only have round leaves in the bedroom, not spiky ones, but this year, I want to try lavender in the bedroom, so I will. I can always adjust.

Yesterday, I picked up my first box of the CSA season. I’m signed with Full Well Farm again, because I love being a part of their CSA. This year, the boxes are every other week, and we can customize them. Yay, no beets! And I’m picking it up here, at a local store, rather than driving to the farm. On nice days, I’ll be able to walk. Yesterday wasn’t a nice day, so I drove.

I swapped out asparagus for eggs from my favorite egg vendor (which means I don’t need to go to the market this weekend for eggs). I also got two enormous parsnips, chives, baby garlic (which look like scallions to me), radishes, and pea shoots. I can build the week’s menu around these, and spend less on the week’s groceries. I prepaid for the entire season of the CSA.

Picking up my box every Wednesday means regular grocery shopping on Thursdays makes sense and I can get anything else I need at the Saturday Farmers’ Market (which starts up weekly, outdoors, this Saturday).

I have quite a few herbs growing this year, which I love to use when I cook. Between all of that, I think we will have a delicious summer.

My big worry is getting the seeds in before it’s too late, but I planted a few things too early (such as the chamomile and horehound) and they didn’t make it. Finding the sweet spot here is a challenge. The zone maps are no longer accurate with climate change, even though some of them have adjusted.

There’s a lot of trial and error, but that’s how one learns, I guess.

How are things in your garden?

Thurs. May 14, 2026: Deep in Planting Season

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Fourth Quarter Waning Moon in Aries

Pluto Retrograde

Celtic Tree Month of Hawthorne

Rainy and cold

We are deep in spring and in planting season. With the cold nights, I’ve had to be a little carful. And I dropped the ball on last week’s Wednesday and Thursday planting days.

The next planting day was this past Monday. I finally repotted all 18 lettuce plants, 3 lavender plants, and got the small tomato plant into its big pot, along with marigold and basil. That’s all I had time for before Monday morning’s ZOOM meeting began.

I hoped to get more potting done on Tuesday, another planting day, but I didn’t manage it. Tomorrow is a planting day, so I hope I can repot more, and also plant some more seeds. The next planting days after that are the following Tuesday and Wednesday, when a lot of seeds need to go in, provided it’s warm enough.

It should be warm enough this weekend to move some plants out to the back balcony, which will give me a little more room to rearrange things on the front porch.

It’s like dominos – move one thing and everything has to adjust.

We now each have a pretty lavender plant in a good pot in our bedrooms, and one more out on the front porch. Lavender is a good herb to have in the room for its calming scent and it’s supposed to help keep the air clean. Feng shui experts might disagree, since they advise to only have round leaves in the bedroom, not spiky ones, but this year, I want to try lavender in the bedroom, so I will. I can always adjust.

Yesterday, I picked up my first box of the CSA season. I’m signed with Full Well Farm again, because I love being a part of their CSA. This year, the boxes are every other week, and we can customize them. Yay, no beets! And I’m picking it up here, at a local store, rather than driving to the farm. On nice days, I’ll be able to walk. Yesterday wasn’t a nice day, so I drove.

I swapped out asparagus for eggs from my favorite egg vendor (which means I don’t need to go to the market this weekend for eggs). I also got two enormous parsnips, chives, baby garlic (which look like scallions to me), radishes, and pea shoots. I can build the week’s menu around these, and spend less on the week’s groceries. I prepaid for the entire season of the CSA.

Picking up my box every Wednesday means regular grocery shopping on Thursdays makes sense and I can get anything else I need at the Saturday Farmers’ Market (which starts up weekly, outdoors, this Saturday).

I have quite a few herbs growing this year, which I love to use when I cook. Between all of that, I think we will have a delicious summer.

My big worry is getting the seeds in before it’s too late, but I planted a few things too early (such as the chamomile and horehound) and they didn’t make it. Finding the sweet spot here is a challenge. The zone maps are no longer accurate with climate change, even though some of them have adjusted.

There’s a lot of trial and error, but that’s how one learns, I guess.

How are things in your garden?

This early in the spring and some Dandelions have already gone to seed!

#photo #photography #plants #dandelion #bloomscrolling #seeds #flowers #lawn

This early in the spring and some Dandelions have already gone to seed!

#photo #photography #plants #dandelion #bloomscrolling #seeds #flowers #lawn

This early in the spring and some Dandelions have already gone to seed!

#photo #photography #plants #dandelion #bloomscrolling #seeds #flowers #lawn

This early in the spring and some Dandelions have already gone to seed!

#photo #photography #plants #dandelion #bloomscrolling #seeds #flowers #lawn

This early in the spring and some Dandelions have already gone to seed!

#photo #photography #plants #dandelion #bloomscrolling #seeds #flowers #lawn

Dandelions

Seed heads ready to send new life on the wind

Lens: Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD on a Fujifilm X-T30

#seeds #dandelion #Taraxacum #flower #woodland #grass #naturephotography #photography #plants #fujifilm #tamron

Dandelions

Seed heads ready to send new life on the wind

Lens: Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD on a Fujifilm X-T30

#seeds #dandelion #Taraxacum #flower #woodland #grass #naturephotography #photography #plants #fujifilm #tamron

Dandelions

Seed heads ready to send new life on the wind

Lens: Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD on a Fujifilm X-T30

#seeds #dandelion #Taraxacum #flower #woodland #grass #naturephotography #photography #plants #fujifilm #tamron

Dandelions

Seed heads ready to send new life on the wind

Lens: Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD on a Fujifilm X-T30

#seeds #dandelion #Taraxacum #flower #woodland #grass #naturephotography #photography #plants #fujifilm #tamron

Dandelions

Seed heads ready to send new life on the wind

Lens: Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD on a Fujifilm X-T30

#seeds #dandelion #Taraxacum #flower #woodland #grass #naturephotography #photography #plants #fujifilm #tamron

💁🏻‍♀️ ICYMI: 🌿🐦 Southern #cassowaries are vital #ecosystem engineers that help regenerate the #rainforests of North #Queensland and #PapuaNewGuinea.

A single #cassowary roams great distances searching for #food and dispersing #seeds from the #fruit it eats. The seeds pass through their digestive systems without being destroyed so they can be dropped far from the parent tree.

👉 Learn more https://seethis.tv/post/zillie-cassowary-melbourne-zoo-video

#animals #australia #birds #ornithology #melbourne #zoo #ecology #nature #wildlife #biology #botany #conservation #tksst #video

💁🏻‍♀️ ICYMI: 🌿🐦 Southern #cassowaries are vital #ecosystem engineers that help regenerate the #rainforests of North #Queensland and #PapuaNewGuinea.

A single #cassowary roams great distances searching for #food and dispersing #seeds from the #fruit it eats. The seeds pass through their digestive systems without being destroyed so they can be dropped far from the parent tree.

👉 Learn more https://seethis.tv/post/zillie-cassowary-melbourne-zoo-video

#animals #australia #birds #ornithology #melbourne #zoo #ecology #nature #wildlife #biology #botany #conservation #tksst #video

💁🏻‍♀️ ICYMI: 🌿🐦 Southern #cassowaries are vital #ecosystem engineers that help regenerate the #rainforests of North #Queensland and #PapuaNewGuinea.

A single #cassowary roams great distances searching for #food and dispersing #seeds from the #fruit it eats. The seeds pass through their digestive systems without being destroyed so they can be dropped far from the parent tree.

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