Simple information about what the SAVE Act would actually do to American voters. Tens of millions would lose their right to vote unless they spend lots of $$$ and jump through bureaucratic hoops before November.
Simple information about what the SAVE Act would actually do to American voters. Tens of millions would lose their right to vote unless they spend lots of $$$ and jump through bureaucratic hoops before November.
What could go wrong?
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#TwigsAreUs is a theme for our #BirdOfTheDay Today it’s a #Ruby-throatedHummingbird perched on a small stalk in our local park in earlier times. Love to see its long tongue extended.
#birds #naturephotography
#LongNecks is a theme for today’s #BirdOfTheDay so here’s a Great Egret displaying same. #birds
NBC’s Richard Engel: “The White House meme campaign is outraging many former US military commanders… they say only someone who has never really seen combat would think it’s a joke and put out material like this.”
#BirdOfTheDay is this handsome Blue Jay showing its #SideProfiles Spring is in the air. Not a moment too soon.
#birds #naturephotography
Today’s #BirdOfTheDay theme is #StandinginWater These are majestic Sandhill Cranes photographed at New Mexico’s Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge #birds #naturephotography
Today’s #BirdOfTheDay is a vibrant White-fronted Parrot, one of many #ColourfulCaptures made by me during a visit to #CostaRica #birds #Parrots
A bright yellow bird with black wings, facing left with it's back to the camera, clings to a dried out cattail blossom between green fronds. The background is a dull, dark green.
#Birds Rob @robcrank68.bsky.social #BirdOfTheDay Alt theme is #Finches, any of the Finch species. I've gone with a male American Goldfinch from mid July.
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Beaver
#WorldWildlifeDay #Beaver 🦫 #Mammals
These industrious creatures do more to create habitats for others to live in than Humans.
Mostly yellow bird with reddish stripes on chest, dark eye and dark bill, singing from a vertical leafy branch adorned with white flower clusters
Today's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #SideView — birds that are side on to the camera. The Alt theme is #Yellow — any bird with Yellow in its plumage. Here's a twofer.
Yellow Warbler, Montana 2005
#Birds #NaturePhotography #Nature #Wildlife #BirdPhotography #Warblers #Montana #Spring
(cartoon from 2003)
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Striking Pileated Woodpecker is the #BirdOfTheDay #SideView #Birds
I love seeing these dinosaurs!
A little egret stands side-on in bright sunlight, its pure white plumage glowing against a dark blue water background. The bird’s long black bill points forward and its pale yellow eye is sharp and very alert. Fine, delicate feathers cascade down its back, and thin black legs are partly hidden among green grass at the water’s edge.
Out walking Sam. The sun is shining,the winds are light and all is well in #Ireland. Hope you’re all having a wonderful day. Here’s another #BirdOfTheDay #SideView taken not long ago. See you all shortly. #LittleEgret #birds #photography #EastCoastKin
She was thrilled to become the first teacher from a government-sponsored school in India to get a Fulbright exchange award to learn from U.S. schools. People asked two questions that clouded her joy. n.pr/4bfTTCp
Male Wood Duck
Bird therapy: a beautiful drake (male) Wood Duck/Aix Sponsa seen in Central Park, New York City #birds #usbirds #aixsponsa #woodduck #addBirder
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Me too!
Donald Trump has learned nothing from decades of endless war.
I went to war three times for this country. Working class folks will pay the price of his military adventurism.
Americans are sick of it. I’m sick of it.
#BirdOfTheDay for today is a Scarlet Tanager showing off his #PrimaryColours against a blue, blue sky. #Birds
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#BestOfTheMonth for me is this lucky shot of a Long-eared Owl. There have been several seen throughout the five boroughs of New York City this winter. #BirdOfTheDay #birds
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Today’s #BirdOfTheDay is a young hawk with its #WingsWideOpen Flying free! #birds
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Looking forward to reading this. I took on this subject six years ago: