Huh? She's done nothing but organize grassroot movements and civil disobedience since she was 15? MLK was 28 when he helped form the SCLC, Greta is 22 - give her some credit.
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Are those granaries or dwellings? If they're dwellings how do they heat them?
You can encourage them by putting up a flagpole and running up a union jack. This alone likely won't be enough as you'll be looking to attract the blue blooded variety, so you'll need to raise house prices in the local area.
In the UK the're pretty bold, urban foxes live pretty much on top of us. I've got a family living right outside my door this year (much to my dogs distain) that just kind of sit there watching me. They've got no predators other than cars and the occasional Tory voter.
The logical conclusion of this is a beer tap where the beer comes out of a taxidermied cats mouth. You're never lonely when you're drinking with old friends!
Yeah it shares a lot of stuff with Dishonored gameplay wise, but has a roguelike bent to it. It doesn't compare in terms of world building but it's still fun, especially for free.
Haha, that's on the Brighton pride parade route too.
Gib Piblet at your service. Yes, of the Candle keep Piblets.
Oh yeah, for sure. It's still good for you as are most vegetables, and tasty to boot, but I've experienced too many people treat anemia with a spinach rich diet (my family carries the thalacemia genes) so I try to point it out where possible to help inform others.
It's actually nothing special in terms of iron content - about the same as most other vegetables. Its an old urban legend that it's high in Iron and a deeper academic rabbit whole than you might expect - it is high in vitamin A though.
For the cowbird this is normal. Cowbirds are brood parasites, it's snuck in whilst the robin was away and laid it's egg for the robin to raise. If the robin is smart enough to notice what's happened they will often still raise it anyway, as the adult cowbird will be keeping an eye on the host nest and will destroy the other eggs if the robin rejects it.
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Unfortunately they're widely considered uninsurable due to all the health issues that crop up from inbreeding. So sad.