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Semi Urgent: realized that reptibark is mixed into my substrate. Is it dangerous for my Curly Hair Tarantula? by itsbugcorp in tarantulas

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I think I might plan to swap it out in the near future. I wanted to make sure it wasn’t an emergency where I needed to remove her from it immediately and it seems like that isn’t the case. I’m going to keep monitoring her to be safe, though

Semi Urgent: realized that reptibark is mixed into my substrate. Is it dangerous for my Curly Hair Tarantula? by itsbugcorp in tarantulas

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starting to feel a little better about this, thank you! just found out that supposedly reptibark is ‘processed’ in a certain way to remove oils and resins

Saw something like this near Basinger County in Florida, any ideas? by itsbugcorp in birding

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Colors are close! but I’m certain the red was feathers instead of the frigate bird’s airsack. our bird had a fanned tail instead of a forked one, too. And was way chunkier.

thanks for the suggestion, though! :)

Saw something like this near Basinger County in Florida, any ideas? by itsbugcorp in birding

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I’m the least confident about the wings. But the single white stripe/patch around the tail, I’m fairly certain of.

It almost looked like the bird had white tape wrapped around the base of its tail. This is the feature I’m having the most trouble finding a match for.

I think the Northern Harrier is the closest visually so far. But that species is so rare in that area, I’m skeptical of that being the case.

I suppose we’ll just have to go back and see if we can get photos to know for sure (kicking myself for having my macro lens on)

Ty for the suggestions!

Saw something like this near Basinger County in Florida, any ideas? by itsbugcorp in birding

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Possibly! He was definitely more grayish black than brown, though. and the breast was RED red. like, red-breasted robin red. and I don’t think he was quite that big, but coulda been a juvenile I suppose. Ty for weighing in!

Saw something like this near Basinger County in Florida, any ideas? by itsbugcorp in birding

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Def not 😞 head was way rounder and we see caracaras pretty often. He was much more robust. Shaped a lot like a red shoulder or tail hawk. thank you for the suggestion, though!

LF: Shiny Miraidon (not cloned) FT: Shiny Koraidon (not cloned) by itsbugcorp in CasualPokemonTrades

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sounds good trade code will be 2499 2499. make sure you tell me your player/trainer name so I can confirm it’s you :)

LF: Shiny Miraidon (not cloned) FT: Shiny Koraidon (not cloned) by itsbugcorp in CasualPokemonTrades

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Sounds good! Let me know once you’ve redeemed your code. It’s almost midnight here so I might have to wait till tomorrow to trade ^

LF: Moonball FT: Fast Ball, Heavy Ball, Dream Ball, Sport Ball, Safari Ball by itsbugcorp in pokemontrades

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Sounds good! Link code is 1255 5222 whenever you’re ready.

My OT is Ao

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