Category Archives: Birds
Owl Befriends Dog
Weird video. That looks like a baby Great Horned Owl to me.
The Northern Spotted Owl
Interesting article from the Smithsonian Magazine on Northern Spotted Owls. They are being displaced, but not by man, primarily by Barred Owls, a competitor. This raises an interesting conundrum about what we should do about it. But the Barred Owl … Continue reading
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Deep Ecology – An Overview
Repost from the old site. One thing people ought to know about this blog is that one of my philosophies is Deep Ecology. Click that link and you so you can try to figure out what it means. It was … Continue reading
Adventures in Owling
Repost from the old site. For the last few weeks here in Coarsegold, California (elevation 2000′ in the Sierra Nevada Mountains), I have been hearing strange “Screech! Screech!” noises at night, often very late at night. I’m hearing them right … Continue reading
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On Spotted Owls
Repost from the old site. There are three subspecies of spotted owls in the US. The Northern Spotted Owl (NSO) ranged from Oregon and Washington down into the California coast ranges and over into the Siskiyous and Cascades. The California … Continue reading
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In My Next Life, I Will Come Back As a Cockatiel
This bird’s name is “Tits.” Amazing, huh? What a coincidence.
Dead Issues
Gang Bang Funeral In some societies necrophilia was enacted owing to a belief that the soul of an unmarried woman would not find peace; among the Kachin of Myanmar, versions of a marriage ceremony were held to lay a dead … Continue reading
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Libertarianism – The Enemy of all Non-Human Life on Earth
As several posts on Occidental Dissent make clear, libertarianism (and its mainstream congener, neoliberalism) is utterly incompatible with the preservation of any non-human and non-domesticated or non-utilitarian life forms. Libertarians like to throw up weird scenarios whereby preserving wildlife, wild … Continue reading
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T-Rex As Super Chicken, More on the Birdosaur Thing
If you follow paleontology, you are probably aware of a theory that says that dinosaurs turned into birds. So Tyrannosaurus Rex is sort of like that strutting, stuttering, John Wayne spouting Super Chicken Foghorn Leghorn in the cartoons (Remember him)? … Continue reading
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