The United States is home to three species of vultures: turkey vulture, black vulture, and the California condor.
https://www.geographyrealm.com/vultures-united-states/
A juvenile Cooper's hawk stands in a tree.
Juvenile Cooper's hawk.
Scraggly juvenile Cooper's hawk attempting to hunt.
Signs you may be a geographer? You get gifted one of these for your birthday.
Oh, boy
So this app will turn into a constant begging and pleading for an edit function....
I have noticed quite a bit of follower churn.
Scurry zones are zones of low-lying vegetation around chaparral shrubs created by small animals and birds scurrying out to quickly forage for seeds and seedlings before racing back to the protection of the shrub.
https://www.geographyrealm.com/scurry-zones-chaparral/
Unfortunately, he didn't appreciate his new fan base and seems to have hopped off in search of a more quiet abode.
A black and white line drawing of two tabby cats on a pillow for an advertisement for pillow cases.
To be honest, these bewildered looking cats aren't selling me on this product.
1896 ad for Dwight Anchor Pillow Cases.
A brown mottled frog sitting on the end of a black flower planter.
My new patio buddy. I am guessing some kind of tree frog.
