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@hirundinifaye Ohh I’ll have to look into birding festivals in NY! American Princess had a pelagic tour but they canceled it 😔

@maximastellae it's a part of the cape may birding festival in nj, hosted by the cape may whale watch and research center. the one i'm going on is only 3 hours long but i believe at other times of year they do 6 and 12 hr pelagic tours

just registered for my first pelagic birding trip later this month 💪 so excited!!!

Brought to you by the fact that I’m seeing way too many revisionist Azami tweets. The north remembers!!

Anyway, Azami, they don’t love you like I love you lol I

I remember back in chp 7 when Azami was first introduced that he beat the hell out of that dude with his fists and had blood on his face like it was nothing so idk why people are making it seem like he was just this nothing character. He very much seemed unhinged from the start.

Isao being addicted to taiko rhythm games is unexpected but cute. Still does not absolve him from being a crappy father and mentor to Kikoru and Narumi.

Mina being a cat lover so real so true

I can’t sleep so I am reading some of the Kaiju No. 8 Relax chapters and I actually miss these fools so much. Kafka worried he is going to piss off Kikoru, Reno inevitably going along with Kafka’s wild plans, Kikoru being over the both of them. Bring my family back to me.

Gowanus Blooms: Thursday, May 7, 6:30PM at Powerhouse Arts. Open bar and food. QuestLove and DJ Dionne on the 1s & 2s. Let me know if you’d like a $50 ticket, or would like to volunteer and get in for free!

New York being the last state to pick a state bird and it’s one shared with Missouri… we couldn’t get a nuthatch or even a woodpecker? Heck even the pigeon would make so much sense. (No offense to the Eastern Bluebird)

THE GREATEST BIRD NAME OF ALL TIME #1: Mallard The name is innate. It is absolute. Its origins stretch beyond memory, beyond time. It is inseparable from the bird it describes. Mallard means duck. Mallard means bird. Stand in awe.

your honor, you know how i get during spring migration

Unbelievable views of a bald eagle over the East River today. What a treat for New Yorkers to easily see in their city! #NYC #birdcpp

@KaguraShiba Same. The progression from the beginning of the series is noticeable and you can tell he is locked in on giving a good story. Haven’t been disappointed yet.

@maximastellae I'm pretty sure that if Shueisha actually told Usui that Kiyoshi was going to be axed, he'd make a huge deal over expressing his relief that Kiyoshi wasn't axed by Volume 3 or so, because that's pretty huge news I wish more people would acknowledge Usui's hard work and effort

If you're spreading information, please make sure it's correct and that misinformation isn't spread by Google/AI translations The original JP never said that Kiyoshi was "Scheduled to be cancelled" Usui said that IF Kiyoshi was axed, then Shuten's backstory would've been shelved

@KaguraShiba I’ll be continuing as long as I can/Kagurabachi goes on lol I still need to snag volume 11 from Kino so another Bachiflex tweet will be incoming this week if they have it in stock.

@maximastellae Yooooo niceeeeee 🔥 And you did it right and included your country flag, thank you 🥹

#BachiFlex is this thing on? Haha (🇺🇸) Stopped off at the bookstore to pick up the English version of volume 7. My collection of #Kagurabachi continues to grow. At this point, I may as well have a shrine lol

@KaguraShiba Part of it I think is the perception of the magazine in recent years due to turnover rate and other part is people don’t know what goes into WSJ business? Either way, more Kiyoshi is a positive and the characters are a fun time.

@maximastellae I'm glad that Kiyoshi is still ongoing almost at 100 chapters now so that Usui sensei is really able to tell his story No one knows the exact background details But I'm pretty sure if a mangaka gets news that an axe is incoming Shueisha doesn't take back their decision lightly

For more than 70 years, British broadcaster and naturalist, Sir David Attenborough has brought nature to our screens. At 100, he reflects on one unforgettable moment - coming face to face with mountain gorillas in Rwanda. Here’s that encounter from 1979.