One more reason to love AI! Auto-sorting my grocery list is a snap!

This spectacular pic, via the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, is what you need today: "The Bonneville Dam fish ladder is currently a superhighway of Pacific lamprey... nearly 7,000 have passed the counting window and the season is just getting going." 📷: Anna Allen

If Bird Twitter is listening can anyone i.d. this fledgling? NE Oregon.

Proper dog bed use appears to be in decline for this one lately

just out here trying to enjoy the VP pick when I'm reminded I'm sitting at the edge of an evacuation zone with 40 animals and no second home

dinosaur party at the spring

I live in one of America’s whitest states. Folks not infrequently scrape up road killed deer to eat. The people fear-mongering about the Bad Immigrants and championing the Good Rural Poors are snobby city elites comically ignorant of how poor rural and immigrant cultures overlap.

Harvesting a Canada Goose, populations of which are chronically overabundant, actually provides a potential ecological benefit compared to supporting the environmental apocalypse that is the factory farming/fast food industry

I follow so much Good Twitter (wildlife and fish ppl) that I get pretty regular timeline cleanses but this account is usually my fave. highly recommend.

A Desert Nightsnake got stuck in a garage sticky tarp. Thankfully, it was found in time to be saved and relocated elsewhere. These small, entirely harmless snakes are often killed in traps like this. Ironically, they are predators of the pests that the traps are meant for,.

In muppets christmas carol he is married to a pig but has a son who is 100% frog which you have to question

I can't believe how much ecological history is packed into this novel. The extermination of predators & passenger pigeons, the push and pull between forests & agriculture, chestnut blight—it's all here, and germane to the plot. There's even a super-hot elm bark beetle sex scene!