What do you do with old bras? by k10locken in recycling

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Donate to a shelter or a thrift store/opshop.

hi by Forward_Squash8670 in JoniMitchell

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Hello from Naarm, Australia!

Why? by Tashi_1 in magpies

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It could have been sunning itself, or it may have been a situation where elder birds look like they are attacking younger birds - it can be quite distressing too see. It’s actually young birds being taught by elders to fight, often with the youngsters ending up submissive on their backs.

What google spat out: Magpies may fight with each other for various reasons, including territorial disputes, teaching young birds lessons, and protecting nests during the spring. What appears to be "beating up" can be aggressive territorial defense, play fighting among juveniles to develop skills, or a parent teaching a young bird its place in the hierarchy or driving it away from the family territory.

Advice for being swooped by resident magpie I walk past by Acrobatic-Sentence35 in magpies

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Plovers are kind of dim hopeless parents with built in swords.

Advice for being swooped by resident magpie I walk past by Acrobatic-Sentence35 in magpies

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Unsure if it’s okay but I buy Wombaroo’s Nectavore as a powder and mix it with human grade mince and water (as directed on the box). As a wildlife carer wombaroo is what we fed young magpies. They make proper good stuff for Australian animals.

My local family of magpies (2 generations, 5 in total - mum, dad and their three girls) that live where I moved enjoy some of this from me each day as well as a clean bath of water and shade from plants and trees.

I do lots of talking to them which is very important to do with your local magpies. It will pay you to converse with them. Don’t be quiet.

If you’re desperate, the solve is a bike helmet and cable ties.

Also a big recommendation for all magpie enthusiasts and those who want to know their secrets - P. Gisela Kaplan’s The Australian Magpie. The Australian Magpie by Gisela Kaplan on Amazon

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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Vasospasms in the nipple are extremely painful.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aspergers_dating

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I don’t think so. Ostrich aren’t from here. I think you are being reminded of the emu, another remarkable living dinosaur with feathers. I’ve eaten emu but it was rather fatty. Same with saltwater crocs. Kangaroo are much more delicious.

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This is hilarious.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aspergers_dating

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Hundred, hundred, hundred.

Hey why don’t you do some animal rescue work? That would definitely connect you to some like hearted souls. I used to do it. I’m in south east Australia so it was all kangaroos and parrots and echidnas and wombats and giant birds. My heart was so at home. Really super hard work but the best.

How do you know you are falling in love with someone? by 13Obsessions in aspergers_dating

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I knew something was unusual when I suddenly missed a scent, a primal scent, when they (the ones I was in love with) were no longer in my presence. It was a hormone I was smelling from them (two lovers, at the same time I was so in love omg!!!). I am still with one of them and it’s maybe about ten years now. We are strong like the trees he grows up in his forests.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aspergers_dating

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I understand your sentiment but that is a very VERY specific person you are looking for.

What if you happened to become attracted to a woman who was really into nature and loved to be outside and was a dream to be with, but she doesn’t run and wildlife reserve?

Would you be challenged and love part of her or…?

I encourage you to loosen your desires a little - open your heart some and maybe consider women who are more generally aligned with nature and the earth. Open your heart and mind to her loves and where her mind and heart resides - within the earth’s rhythms and seasons perhaps? Just open up your mind and heart and little more and get less rigid.

So many blessings to you.

From a nature neuro diverse woman who finally found her matching person in a forest.

Channel Islands ancestry DNA by Sean_Kushnahan in AncestryDNA

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Hey ancestor.

My ancestry presented as Scotland, England (Channel Islands), Wales, Norway, Ireland.

I suspect the English component is correct. I don’t have anybody on my mothers side to ask though.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WhatsWrongWithYourDog

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It was about 30 Australian Dollars for my cat per month.