B&W screenshot from ACNH showing Ketchup the duck looking thoughtfully down at a gravestone saying, "I wonder what they're secretly doing down there?"
A cephalopod-haunted Coco from Kamome Shirahama's Witch Hat Atelier

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@handmade_ghost@sunny.garden · Joined ⁨Mar⁩ ⁨2024⁩

(they/them/Jess) Poet, birder, amateur photographer, handmade ghost. Most posts delete after a few months or so.

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Photo of a tall, slender white bird standing in right-facing profile in the shadows of a blue lake inlet, eir long neck curved into a striking was and eir wings held close to eir body, feathered like sculpted alabaster. The bird, a great egret, is standing in the water that reaches up to the ruffled gathers where eir long, submerged legs meet eir body, a little silver fish caught in eir pointed, golden bill. The sun is coming out over the rocks just behind em, where a pair of gulls loiter and a coppery mallard loafs, napping.
Photo of a tall, slender white bird standing in right-facing profile in the shadows of a blue lake inlet, eir long neck curved into a striking was and eir wings held close to eir body, feathered like sculpted alabaster. The bird, a great egret, is standing in the water that reaches up to the ruffled gathers where eir long, submerged legs meet eir body, a little silver fish caught in eir pointed, golden bill. The sun is coming out over the rocks just behind em, where a pair of gulls loiter and a coppery mallard loafs, napping.
Photo of a juvenile black-crowned night heron (a short, sturdy heron--about the size of a bipedal house cat--with streaky brown and white markings, cinnabar eyes, and gawky yellow legs and bill) standing in right-facing profile on the metal railing of a river dam in midge-flooded sunlight against a backdrop of metal dam structures hoary with webs so fluffy with midges you might mistake them for dandelion clocks.
Photo of a juvenile black-crowned night heron (a short, sturdy heron--about the size of a bipedal house cat--with streaky brown and white markings, cinnabar eyes, and gawky yellow legs and bill) standing in right-facing profile on the metal railing of a river dam in midge-flooded sunlight against a backdrop of metal dam structures hoary with webs so fluffy with midges you might mistake them for dandelion clocks.