Nihon no kotori (Japanese small birds), cute helpful chart by @T_marohiko listing the following species:
First row - 百舌 mozu (bull-headed shrike) / 目黒 meguro (bonin white-eye) / 川蝉 kawasemi (kingfisher) / ツグミ tsugumi (dusky thrush) / 鶯 uguisu (japanese bush warbler)
Second row - 雀 suzume (sparrow) / 燕 tsubame (swallow) / 椋鳥 mukudori (grey starling) / 駒鳥 komadori (japanese robin) / 赤啄木鳥 akagera (great spotted woodpecker)
Third Row - 頬白 hoojiro (meadow bunting) / シマエナガ shimaenaga (silver-throated dasher) / 鷽 uso (japanese bullfinch) / 菊戴 kikuitadaki (goldcrest) / 白鶺鴒 hakusekirei (black-backed wagtail)
Fourth row - 五十雀 gojuukara (eurasian nuthatch) / 四十雀 shijuukara (japanese tit) / 小雀 kogara (willow tit) / 日雀 higara (coal tit) / 山雀 yamagara (varied tit)
Fifth row - 黄鶲 kibitaki (narcissus flycatcher) / 小瑠璃 koruri (siberian blue robin) / 大瑠璃 ooruri (blue-and-white flycatcher) / 瑠璃鶲 ruribitaki (red-flanked bluetail) / 尉鶲 joubitaki (daurian redstart)
Tracking
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That’s a totally straight way of eating a pie, right?
I mean… Right?
Yeah… right… ;)
*gifs credits to @onceland
In finnish, November is ”marraskuu”. Marras is an old word for the dead, dying, ghosts and omens of death. Spooky season is not over yet!
Steve’s butt is very disappointed in someone.
[From Avengers #23, 1999.]
- Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
the origin of Carol of the Bells, ukrainian folk song Shchedrik
The Illustrated Book of Manners: A Manual of Good Behavior and Polite Accomplishments, 1866