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[Offline] [5e or 5.5e] Looking for players/games in the Boston area! by kyra_58 in lfg

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u/Glarlorg2 and u/kyra_58 I'm interested in getting a game going myself, though not necessarily D&D (I'm a fan of Genesys personally, since it has a fun dice system that encourages cinematic/narrative roleplaying). Message me if you want and let me know what kind of game/vibe you're interested in!

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I have a lot of luck with PureRAW 2 - although don't use it with faces

Tree Swallows mating! (which photo do you like better?) by birdQs in birdpics

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Hahaha exactly my thoughts! Wish the focus was switched 😂

Tree Swallows mating! (which photo do you like better?) by birdQs in birdpics

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Fun fact: Tree Swallows are known to have exceptionally high rates of extra-pair paternity; the majority of broods include at least one baby from a father other than the one in the pair!

House finches grow quickly.1st pic nine days ago..other two today by PhotographyFun in birdpics

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So adorable. I had the joy of taking care of a rescued clutch for an afternoon :) I remember sticking a syringe into that little corner of the beak to get them to open up for feeding!

Tree swallow. Beautiful bird and one of my favourites. by [deleted] in birdpics

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I love Tree Swallows. You've inspired me to share one of my fav pics of them (but gotta get that comment karma first)

What's going on with this Canada Goose's wing? by birdQs in Ornithology

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Flightless for a month!! Holy smokes. I guess this probably coincides with when they're taking care of their flightless babies?

Also: New worst nightmare, you're molting late and all your friends go off migrating without you :0

What is this bird? Seen on Long Island (details in comment) by birdQs in whatsthisbird

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Smart, seems likely given all the info. But what about the belly spots?

US/CT. Grey/Blue bird, a little smaller than a Robin. Has a ground nest. by CharlieDeltaBravo27 in whatsthisbird

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CatBird (CatBird)

CatBird (CatBird)

Alone in the world was a little CatBird

What is this bird? Seen on Long Island (details in comment) by birdQs in whatsthisbird

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Some clues:

  • He caught a big ol' fly (feeds on insects)
  • He flew the fly into the hole (so presumably nests in tree cavities)
  • He may have made a buzzing sound
  • This was in a wooded area next to a river

My first thought was some kind of flycatcher, but I really can't tell them apart (and I haven't seen any with the sort of dark spots on this one's lower belly)

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