Notices by Katzentratschen (katzentratschen@mastodon.social), page 2

@dausacker Real or photoshopped? There was (is?) a collage by artist my_stencil on this wall in Lyon.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAXhC_docs8

https://street-art-lyon.com/category/artistes/my-stencil

@Gargron @mosseri That's great! But within Threads, it's still opt-in, and it was not launched for European users yet, right?

@Segebodo @Linuxkumpel Ja, und zwar als klickbare URL zum Artikel. Das nicht zu tun, ist hier im Fedi eine Unsitte. Das konnte Twitter definitiv besser.

(Ihr merkt an der Anzahl der Einschübe und Kommas, wie aufgeregt ich bin. Amselchen!)

8. Oktober. Endlich wieder ein Amselchen auf dem Balkon. Laut schimpfend. Offenbar kommt man im Revier nach dem Rechten sehen, nachdem vorhin der Efeu, in dem die Spatzen wohnen, wie jeden Herbst, gestutzt worden ist. #BalkongBörds

@guenterhack ICH HAB' SIE SO VERMISST! Hoffentlich kommen sie bald wieder zahlreich und häufig.

@kami_kadse @benni ... man könnte auch schon mal anfangen, den Begleitband zu kaufen.

https://www.fabriktransit.net/es-ist-nicht-leise-in-meinem-kopf.html

@tchambers Yep. There's still hope:

https://fediscience.org/@petersuber/113040800771764875

@tchambers Just stumbled upon your post via Reddit. Anything new in the meantime? Is there still hope?

@killyourfm @loren You're welcome. If it were a swift, I could give you more valid info. Other than this species, swallows continue to feed their offspring after leaving the nest. But I think, they should be able to fly properly by then.

https://www.featheredphotography.com/blog/2015/08/25/why-parent-barn-swallows-stuff-food-so-far-down-throats-of-their-offspring

@killyourfm @loren Unfortunately, that's not enough. If they are unable to take off from the ground, they need a professional caretaker. And if they came in contact with cat saliva, even without a visible injury, they need antibiotics from a vet within 24 hours.

https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/wildlife/birds/baby/swifts

@killyourfm @loren So cute! 🤩 As far as I know, swallows have a similar development as swifts, although they're not related. Juvenile swifts do not have a fledgling phase. As soon as they're ready, after hours and hours of exercising, nestlings fly straight from the nest up in the sky. Therefore, a swift on the ground does always need help. And if I'm right, your lil' buddy might need help too.

Betanken eines Rosinenbombers. #BalkongBörds

Spot ze Blattschneiderbienchen. #BalkongBees

Making of Blattschneiderbienchenblatt. #BalkongBees

Schnabeltier. #BalkongBörds #ThrowbackThursday

Zwischen den welken Frühblühern unter der Bank wächst was Neues. #BalkongBörds

Ultima Thule. #Fensterfreitag

@Gargron Bravo!

@Gargron @chockenberry (The shorthand is a great addition!)