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vintagewildlife

Water mite (Arrenurus sp.) By: Unknown photographer From: The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Animal Kingdom 1968

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Reblogged nicenight

smsomah

Jibbali roundhouse (strit) blends into the landscape. Scanned from the book The Craft Heritage of Oman; 2003; Neil Richardson & Marcia Dorr

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coyoteplush

☀️ Douglas 'Joker Coyote' Giveaway! 🏜️

This little guy was the forerunner to the modern day 'Trickster Coyote', potentially manufactured sometime between 2008-2010. (Over a decade old!) 7 inches tall, no hangtag, but they do still have their tushtag intact.

Rules:

-To enter all you need to do is reblog this post! 1 entry/reblog per person only; following me isn't necessary!

-Giveaway ends on Thursday, August 13th! The winner will be selected through a random name picker and will have two days to claim their prize before a redraw is held.

That's all! Good luck to anyone who enters! (Feel free to DM with any questions ❤️)

#rbing one more time for the friday/weekend crowd!

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Reblogged souvlakibyslowdive

pngping

Horatia at her harp, salt paper print from calotype negative, ca. 1843

Insect wings, salt paper print, ca. 1839

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Reblogged piroshky

soliloquyinthedark

Ancient European Rock Art in Alta, Finnmark, Norway

More than 6000 prehistoric rock carvings have been found on several sites around the municipality of Alta in the northern region of Norway. The earliest rock carvings date to around 4200 BCE and the most recent ones to 500 BCE. Norway was inhabited by hunter-gatherers at this time and thus the art features mostly local animals, like reindeer and bears, and activities such as hunting and fishing.