u/MattHarlow02

Double barred finch. Of all the finches I've handled I've never had any of them bite me as hard as these guys do. They also bite and thrash like a crocodile. But they're just so small and pretty.

Disclaimer: I clean aviaries and aquariums for a living. These birds are semi-feral (in temperament) and only get handled by me every 3 months for trims and medical care. I am very gentle handling them and they get plenty of treats afterwards.

I'm beginning to really miss winter. I took this last year back in November, it was unseasonably snowy.

Wikipedia says it's at the East Central University but I cannot find it on Google Maps and the coordinates on Wikipedia just link me to where the fossil was found, not where it is. If you know the coordinates so I can save it I would be very thankful.

There was a ton of poison ivy.

There was a ton of poison ivy.

Viewstats screenshot because I don't know how other people on the subreddit are getting their overviews of their channel. I mostly upload videos of nature, weather and sometimes my pets. I use it very casually, so I'm proud of how far I've made it.

I know that quiet nature videos like this really don't get many views (at least I can't find any) but I would like for my long form content to get some more attention. I have 80 subscribers and have been casually working on this channel for about 3 years, my shorts are what get the most views. I don't like to clickbait and have basically no experience in making thumbnails, but I struggle to imagine how any thumbnail would be better than a still from the video.

We had no rain and high temperatures for 2 weeks straight but it finally rained

This is a comment left on one of my shorts (a video of rain) and I've tried a dozen or so online translators but not a single one translates it fully or has a translation that makes sense in context. Thank you for your time.

In 2019 I was 17 and went on a bike ride with my brother to check out the early Halloween decorations people were putting out and discovered this guy. It felt so surreal. The whole time we were there it never stopped wandering around the spray-painted warning.