50 Mildly Interesting Things That You Might Have Never Seen Before (New Pics)

A natural memorial to your pup

🎶 Here comes the Sun 🎶

It’s heading to the sun on its own.

Nice! I had a hummingbird stop mid Mach 5 and just look at me. Right at eye level. Honestly, very amazing.

It's an ok egret, I guess...

Awwww

He's first in line when the feeder finally gets filled up.

Brilliant! I love this idea.

Shorn Lamb.

There is no need for a truck that big outside of industry IMO. I drive a SUV and I hate parking it.

Sole music. Badum ching.

A true testament of, “They don’t make ‘em like they used to!”

POV: If the Mad Hatter and the March Hare were your bartenders.

And yet there is cleavage 🙄

Interesting!

That’s really kind, actually! 💕

Aww he's extra loved.

Next time, just crop the picture, instead… 🤣

The downside to getting fresh produce from food banks is that it’s often close to expiration date and go bad before it can be consumed. It was a problem I often had when I was homeless. It inspired me to start a farm to provide specifically for local food banks. We have donated over 30 million pounds of fresh produce in 15 years.

Is it just me or do they look friendly?

Work smarter not harder

Poor thing, this industry can be so cruel.

I have one of those sprouts on my chiny-chin-chin. Weird..but they're real! Just don't stop growing.....until I pluck the s****.

Fragile Masculinity

Living her best life.

I prefer the one without!

I like the white clover in my yard for my bees.

+ as a neighbouring topic ... at both my Grandmas' houses, I stopped mowing once the last demanding it died or moved away. They're flourishing paradises during summer, everywhere are little beasts doing their minijungle stuff, every day, some other (wild-) flower is blooming, or finishes to do so - it's beautiful! How people can invest precious time to HINDER it, even further than our human acitivities already do just a side effects, is beyond me. Why should I spend an hour mowing on a wrinkled batch of surface, just so it appears less natural, less alive, and less life-allowing, life-giving even? All those bees that live under ground ... the wasp spiders, that huge reddish spider I fail to recognize, ... weren't there, would I mow. Mowing sucks, aside from 2...3 times per year to allow for late bloomers to grow, but then - not the entire yard, just like half of it, and leaving island of unmolested nature inbetween. That, I do. Some years. Last year, no mowing whatsoever.

Neighbor fumes behind curtains.

Roundup causes Cancer

Birds and bees friendly is the way. Silent spring, anyone?

And they only mow their half. Our neighbours with a shared lawn did exactly that, despite our doing the whole area every time we mowed. When I started ripping out the grass on our side to create a garden bed they started cutting it all. I think they were hoping we'd keep the grass but honestly it just makes taking it out easier.

Without, all the way. For the bees! 🐝

I welcomed the weeds that I thought of as wild flowers. Take dandelions. When bees, butterflies, and other pollinators are first emerging in the early spring, these "weeds" are just about the only option for them to collect vital nectar. Put the weed killers down. We've done enough damage.

♪talking about flowwweeeers!!♪

IMO, living next to someone who is obsessed with their lawn is a nightmare. I'm currently in that situation. My neighbor mows her grass everyday, and practically lives in her yard. She thinks everyone should be held to her standards. She's also retired, and has nothing else to do. She thinks she owns the street.

the bees will thank you for your pretty lawn

I sat I my bottom and dig every one up. But I am too old now.

We don't use weedkiller either, because we want to encourage the bees, butterflies and birds to come to our garden. Weedkiller would poison them.

Bless you for not poisoning the EARTH and Humanity..

Weed killer is nasty. Some types kill pollinators.

Dandelions are important for bees.

The wildlife prefers my untreated lawn.😉