By definition Jensen is a literal traitor. Too funny to me that nothing will happen to this dude because nvidia is too big to fail.
I love squash season. One of my favorites meals is stuffed squash. Nutty and sweet butternut squash with savory sausage is a match made in heaven. This probably cost around $6 to feed two.
Welcome to the club. I can't speak for that model, but I love my safety razor. I've used less than $5 worth if razors in 2 years and my shave is comparable to the expensive cartridges. I'll never go back.
I spent plenty of time on the river this year and only had two sightings. Plenty of muskrats though.
I genuinely don't know. I drive a 2017 Japanese car that I don't believe collects telemetry or data of any kind. I plan to drive this car until the wheels fall off.
Just one more reason to never buy garbage american cars. I learned my lesson after my first. Never trust american companies, ever.
Damn, what a terrible loss. I literally just got finished watching Green Room and he's great in it. Sad day...
Sick Death shirt. That's an OG
Florida seem like the hangout spot for the world's traitors. Strange that they put up with that
I've been trying to get a brown creeper for awhile now. I never spot them in good light.
I got a good laugh out of this one from a few years ago.
Wrens have some of my favorite calls, so complex. They always remind me of dialup modem sounds, ha. This doesn't look all that bad for such a high ISO.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
This individual was a juvenile. That's probably why
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
A very common, yet beautiful butterfly. I enjoy seeing these and cabbage whites pretty much everyday.
Whitefish Point, MI. August 2026.
I realized I never shared this cutie. I went to Whitefish Point just to find this bird and I was amazed I found it in five minutes. This was the only one too. They're a protected species so I kept my distance getting these. There were a ton of logs to hide behind.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
I spotted this sparrow trying to hide.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
I wasn't expecting to see monarchs this late in the year. I figured they'd all left as some of our nights have been in the mid-20s Fahrenheit. This one is a male.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
I didn't have much luck with the birds today, but I did spot this pipit roaming our breakwater.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
I didn't mean to interrupt her while she's doing her private business, but she was too beautiful to ignore.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
Red-bellied are supposed to be quite common here, but this is the first one I've seen in a long time.
Great Lakes region, USA. September 2026.
Great Lakes region, USA. October 2026.
I've had terrible luck finding shorebirds, but these mallards were accommodating.
Looks like the Saginaw was delivering some salt for winter.
And the tug that pulled her out.
