u/Femboy_Ghost

Turkey feathers are probably one of the most common large bird feathers I find, and I can keep them all, as they do not fall under the Migratory Bird Act. Wild turkeys are classified as non-migratory upland game birds, meaning that it is legal to collect and keep all their feathers and bones you find.

There are a wide variety of turkey feathers, and all of them are quite large. I have had my friends and family mistake turkey feathers for hawk and owl feathers, so I wanted to share this with you all!

Arguing with my family over if this is man made or not. It has strange, almost indentation marks on it, but why would someone craft something like this if it’s not movable.

Found along the waterfall trail in Rickets’s Glen state park, PA.

Edit: SLOVED! It’s natural! Thank you everyone!

Slowly converting my entire flower garden into native plants only, and it’s been a joy to see more insect activity as I go along.

WIP on Rittak, and man, he is not very paint brush friendly. He’s so small I didn’t think it would matter, but I’ve seen the light of sub assembly and I can’t go back.

He came with the purchase of the swamp milkweed he was on.

He has no education, no job, no income, no skills…

Might have gone a bit overboard with the blood, but if there was ever a faction where that’s not a problem it’s us. BLOOD FOR ANGRON! SKULLS FOR THE XII LEGION!

I’m from Lancaster PA, and I’m trying to slowly rid my family’s flower garden of invasive species, and create a habitat for pollinators. I still live with my folks, so I can’t go ripping up a yard just yet, but until I have my own place, I want to do what I can.

Outside our front porch is a small ornamental goldfish pond that attracts a lot of birds, insects, and frogs, and all around the goldfish pond is a large flower garden. We already have Black Eye Susan’s and a large amount of Butterfly Weed. I absolutely want to get some Milkweed planted in the fall, but right now I’m mostly looking for suggestions and resources for adding native plants to my garden.

https://lancasterreview.com/what-are-lancasters-native-plants-and-why-does-it-matter/

I found this website that seems to be pretty accurate, but if anyone could give me a second opinion I would greatly appreciate it.

Sorry for the long post, I’ve been having a lot of mental health struggles and anxiety about the environment, and I think that getting into native plant gardening will be good for me and the nature around me. Thanks all!

I also have a Master of Executions and Daemon Prince with Wings, but what’s on the list are the rest of my models.

SKITARII ACTUALLY TOMORROW!

I think he liked it.

I’m a Necron and World Eater fan, and I’ll admit I don’t fully understand the ins and outs of loyalist marine markings.

The first two pictures are my characters from Space Marine II, and the last two are official GW painted models. From what I understand my Ultramarines are a very codex compliant chapter, so they would use official heraldry and markings to denote rank. I know about the helmet colors, but I am confused on the iron skull.

I know the iron skull serves as a form of rank, identifying a sergeant, lieutenant, or captain, but on the vanguard veteran model has an iron skull, and is not a squad commander. The upgrade sprue helmet that is my favorite loyalist helmet has no iron skull, but a sergeant is wearing the helmet. Is the skull a mark of rank, or is it a mark of honorifics. Can you earn the skull and not be a commander, and vice versa?

Long story short, should I swap my helmet selection around some, or are the helmets I have equipped on my veteran and my veteran sergeant lore accurate and codex compliant.

I know they are my guys to customize how I want, but I care a lot about the lore accuracy, and I’m not used to having to follow so many rules for markings. World Eaters do it way different lol.

Thanks!