such a shame that I can't use this sentence in my assignment:
"To this is evidenced adults’ poor discrimination of nonnative speech contrasts"
"To this is evidenced adults’ poor discrimination of nonnative speech contrasts"
October 8, 2026 at 1:26 PM
such a shame that I can't use this sentence in my assignment:
"To this is evidenced adults’ poor discrimination of nonnative speech contrasts"
"To this is evidenced adults’ poor discrimination of nonnative speech contrasts"
Do coyotes thrive in cities more than in the wild?
Like foxes, raccoons (nonnative) or pigeons are here in Germany, coyotes are "culture followers" in the USA. It´s very comfy to eat leftover foods from UNLOCKED trash containers.
www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/10/mayb...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Like foxes, raccoons (nonnative) or pigeons are here in Germany, coyotes are "culture followers" in the USA. It´s very comfy to eat leftover foods from UNLOCKED trash containers.
www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/10/mayb...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Do coyotes thrive in cities more than in the wild?
A study in Washington State found about nine times as many coyotes per area in Seattle as in remote forests.
www.anthropocenemagazine.org
October 8, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Do coyotes thrive in cities more than in the wild?
Like foxes, raccoons (nonnative) or pigeons are here in Germany, coyotes are "culture followers" in the USA. It´s very comfy to eat leftover foods from UNLOCKED trash containers.
www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/10/mayb...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Like foxes, raccoons (nonnative) or pigeons are here in Germany, coyotes are "culture followers" in the USA. It´s very comfy to eat leftover foods from UNLOCKED trash containers.
www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/10/mayb...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
nonnative BLACK DENIM PACK Refines Workwear Through 13.5oz Denim #stupidDOPE
nonnative BLACK DENIM PACK Refines Workwear Through 13.5oz Denim
Black denim rarely needs an introduction. It has moved through workwear, punk, rock, skateboarding, streetwear, luxury fashion and everyday wardrobes with such consistency that its familiarity can make the material…
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October 8, 2026 at 8:56 AM
nonnative BLACK DENIM PACK Refines Workwear Through 13.5oz Denim #stupidDOPE
Not all nonnative plants are a threat to native wildlife. Some may even have some benefits.
@biologicaldiversity.org @johnrplatt.bsky.social
@biologicaldiversity.org @johnrplatt.bsky.social
October 8, 2026 at 6:21 AM
Not all nonnative plants are a threat to native wildlife. Some may even have some benefits.
@biologicaldiversity.org @johnrplatt.bsky.social
@biologicaldiversity.org @johnrplatt.bsky.social
This generated some good debate! Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? https://therevelator.org/nonnative-plants/
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? • The Revelator
Some species we label as invasive still serve a purpose by providing food or shelter to native species.
therevelator.org
October 7, 2026 at 3:05 PM
This generated some good debate! Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? https://therevelator.org/nonnative-plants/
This was mostly inspired by the fact that the honeysuckles that is quickly recognizable back in KY is an invasive species! (Lonicera japonica one specifically)
Mirroring the negative themes of a rose's thorns to its beautiful petals, the honeysuckle is an "aggressive grower" to its honey-like smell
Mirroring the negative themes of a rose's thorns to its beautiful petals, the honeysuckle is an "aggressive grower" to its honey-like smell
Japanese Honeysuckle
Japanese honeysuckle is a climbing or sprawling, semi-evergreen woody vine that often retains its leaves into winter. It is a nonnative, invasive, aggressive colonizer that shades out native plants an...
mdc.mo.gov
October 7, 2026 at 10:27 AM
This was mostly inspired by the fact that the honeysuckles that is quickly recognizable back in KY is an invasive species! (Lonicera japonica one specifically)
Mirroring the negative themes of a rose's thorns to its beautiful petals, the honeysuckle is an "aggressive grower" to its honey-like smell
Mirroring the negative themes of a rose's thorns to its beautiful petals, the honeysuckle is an "aggressive grower" to its honey-like smell
Native wildlife not cows. Cows are a nonnative invasive species and highly destructive to the environment. Cows kill.
October 6, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Native wildlife not cows. Cows are a nonnative invasive species and highly destructive to the environment. Cows kill.
I think I’m optimistic bc I’ve done it before. Regardless, learning a second/third… language is so important bc it teaches you how to deal with these emotions, and also understand what ppl go thru when they have to LIVE in their nonnative language
October 5, 2026 at 12:35 PM
I think I’m optimistic bc I’ve done it before. Regardless, learning a second/third… language is so important bc it teaches you how to deal with these emotions, and also understand what ppl go thru when they have to LIVE in their nonnative language
never realized you were nonnative youre so well spoken
October 5, 2026 at 2:59 AM
never realized you were nonnative youre so well spoken
I always imagine these godforsaken nonnative vines shrieking in agony as they are pulled from the earth. Made the wisteria clean out in Durham very satisfying.
October 4, 2026 at 1:43 AM
I always imagine these godforsaken nonnative vines shrieking in agony as they are pulled from the earth. Made the wisteria clean out in Durham very satisfying.
These snails are nonnative, but damn, are they fancy. Look at that shell!
October 3, 2026 at 6:21 PM
These snails are nonnative, but damn, are they fancy. Look at that shell!
Nonnative Ravenna Grass blooms here now 🌿
October 2, 2026 at 7:26 PM
Nonnative Ravenna Grass blooms here now 🌿
That's me, "nonnative Saltlover" 😂
Four years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
October 2, 2026 at 3:39 PM
That's me, "nonnative Saltlover" 😂
Nonnative Saltlover is not a bad nickname for me, either
Four years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
October 2, 2026 at 2:34 PM
Nonnative Saltlover is not a bad nickname for me, either
Four years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
October 2, 2026 at 2:02 PM
Four years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado.
Where are the native plants?
Gardeners find displays of mostly nonnative annuals in full bloom. Each tray is not too expensive, but they fade in a couple of months need to be replaced. This may be a good business model, but it’s not sustainable. greengardeningmatters.blogspot.com/2023/10/why-...
Gardeners find displays of mostly nonnative annuals in full bloom. Each tray is not too expensive, but they fade in a couple of months need to be replaced. This may be a good business model, but it’s not sustainable. greengardeningmatters.blogspot.com/2023/10/why-...
October 2, 2026 at 2:01 PM
Where are the native plants?
Gardeners find displays of mostly nonnative annuals in full bloom. Each tray is not too expensive, but they fade in a couple of months need to be replaced. This may be a good business model, but it’s not sustainable. greengardeningmatters.blogspot.com/2023/10/why-...
Gardeners find displays of mostly nonnative annuals in full bloom. Each tray is not too expensive, but they fade in a couple of months need to be replaced. This may be a good business model, but it’s not sustainable. greengardeningmatters.blogspot.com/2023/10/why-...
If you clear cut a section of forest so you can lay a bunch of nonnative sod and plant a bunch of flowers and bushes NOT MEANT FOR THIS CLIMATE ZONE THAT WILL ALL DIE IN A FEW MONTHS
you deserve the wall.
you deserve the wall.
October 1, 2026 at 5:10 PM
If you clear cut a section of forest so you can lay a bunch of nonnative sod and plant a bunch of flowers and bushes NOT MEANT FOR THIS CLIMATE ZONE THAT WILL ALL DIE IN A FEW MONTHS
you deserve the wall.
you deserve the wall.
Or did I?
Did you see the billionaires in Weenietown?
Did you see the billionaires in Weenietown?
October 1, 2026 at 6:47 AM
Or did I?
Did you see the billionaires in Weenietown?
Did you see the billionaires in Weenietown?
Climate change and overheating dry the soil and clump it together, which can kill anything you plant if things can't get through. You also dont' gotta pay an arm and a leg to do it; my parents do it themselves for their native plants (she doesn't plant nonnative species)
September 30, 2026 at 8:16 PM
Climate change and overheating dry the soil and clump it together, which can kill anything you plant if things can't get through. You also dont' gotta pay an arm and a leg to do it; my parents do it themselves for their native plants (she doesn't plant nonnative species)
One of my former supervisors said that this comment is exclusively done by nonnative speakers unable to appreciate some individuality in the usually dull "formal science English".
September 30, 2026 at 5:47 PM
One of my former supervisors said that this comment is exclusively done by nonnative speakers unable to appreciate some individuality in the usually dull "formal science English".
Good afternoon. Ditch pretty: nonnative, invasive 🌱 Chinese Bush Clover, Sericea Lespedeza (Lespedeza cuneata)
mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... at Pomme de Terre Lake. It's illegal to sell this in Missouri. Lots of it at the lake. I do some invasive removal but you'd need an army for this.
mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... at Pomme de Terre Lake. It's illegal to sell this in Missouri. Lots of it at the lake. I do some invasive removal but you'd need an army for this.
September 27, 2026 at 5:06 PM
Good afternoon. Ditch pretty: nonnative, invasive 🌱 Chinese Bush Clover, Sericea Lespedeza (Lespedeza cuneata)
mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... at Pomme de Terre Lake. It's illegal to sell this in Missouri. Lots of it at the lake. I do some invasive removal but you'd need an army for this.
mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... at Pomme de Terre Lake. It's illegal to sell this in Missouri. Lots of it at the lake. I do some invasive removal but you'd need an army for this.
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia.
There we have the negative sides of worldwide trade and traveling again, or of the globalization at all, invasive species of all kinds.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
There we have the negative sides of worldwide trade and traveling again, or of the globalization at all, invasive species of all kinds.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org
September 27, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia.
There we have the negative sides of worldwide trade and traveling again, or of the globalization at all, invasive species of all kinds.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
There we have the negative sides of worldwide trade and traveling again, or of the globalization at all, invasive species of all kinds.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org
September 25, 2026 at 1:59 PM
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
