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cohanf , to pagan
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We've just passed in the Latvian tradition- all based on the Cross-quarter day between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice.
In the Latvian division of the year, this marks the beginning of the
of the land ++ are associated with this time. I have a blog post with pics + vids of bees, flowers etc and link to another post about the roots of the Latvian celebration.
https://cohanmagazine.blogspot.com/2024/04/blog-post.html
https://cohanmagazine.blogspot.com/2022/05/usins-day-spring-celebration-welcoming.html

cohanf OP ,
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@pagan @paganism
see main post for description and blog links-- Latvian pagan god Ūsiņš and primal aspect of the Great Mother -Ziedu Māte/Flower Mother escort Saule/the Sun on her spring return, green the land, nurture bees and spread flowers! A blessed and fruitful season to you! @insects @plants

We see the 'back' top of a honeybee with wings spread, more or less vertically perched on a pussywillow which is partly still silvery fuzziness and at one end shows pink unopened pollen cases with a few stamens open at top. The catkin is on an erect red-brown smooth willow stem. Background pinkish blur of more stems.
Large bumblebee queen pale gold with black head, legs, 'shoulder' spot and black band toward 'tail' with an orange band below that. She's carrying an orange clump of pollen and hovering in front of several pink-purple sort of trumpet shaped flowers, growing from just opened palmate foliage above the flowers.

KokopelliBFree , to poetry German
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slowly opening
a bouquet of pink and white
a whiff of harvest

- bloom

@dailyhaikuprompt
@poetry



writingmonicker , to sociology
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Wow I'm delighted that is a thing. First , now this.

Academics, maybe we need some pithy hashtags to increase engagement too. ? ? ...Thursday?

on Twitter did something similar.

@academicchatter @sociology

(I don't have any recent flower or waterfall photos, but I offer this mushroom and still water instead)

Lake reflecting bright blue sky with green trees in background

BonnettsBooks , to bookstodon
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Thankfully, my wife's beautiful garden has provided some great filler this year, to help make up for my forgetfulness with fresh book photos. I hope I'm doing them justice for your enjoyment.

Tue 9/5/23 Open 6-9p. Closed 9/6. Back to normal Thu–Sat, 9/7–9/9. No open containers, please.


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BonnettsBooks , to bookstodon
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8/22/23 — It looks like I'll be out of the shop again today. As before, I hope to be back in the stacks on the morrow. Enjoy this silhouetted sunflower – a backward way of sharing something that could've been simple and beautiful.

@bookstodon

pumpensumpf , to fediverse in As Twitter destroys its brand by renaming itself X, Mastodon user numbers are again soaring | TechCrunch

One idea is to browse the hashtag and follow people whose introductions sound promising to you. The hashtag might also be useful. If you want to follow scholars and scientists, there is this list grouped by discipline: github.com/nathanlesage/academics-on-mastodonAnd in general, you can follow hashtags on Mastodon, e.g. “” for pictures of plants.

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