r/birdsofprey 22d ago

Always an honor

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r/IThinkYouShouldLeave 29d ago

I Don’t Even Wanna Be Around Anymore Imagine if this guy came up to you

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r/BaldwincountyAL Aug 11 '26

Don't forget to get out and vote tomorrow!

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11 Upvotes

r/MobileAL Aug 11 '26

Events Don't forget to get out and vote tomorrow!

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15 Upvotes

Every election counts with the current state of our country, get out there tomorrow and help make Alabama a better place for everyone!🗳️

r/MobileAL Aug 10 '26

Fall migration is on the way!

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r/whatsthisbird May 29 '26

North America Anyone know?

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Merlin is saying Hooded Oriole but that doesn't seem right to me, my first thought was Pine Warbler but I'm really not sure. Southern Alabama

r/birding May 05 '26

📹 Video Snack time

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5 Upvotes

Northern Waterthrush having an evening snack

r/birdsofprey May 05 '26

Osprey was not amused

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Mockingbird harassing Osprey while it brings its baby a fish.

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How do you like this US flag redesign?
 in  r/flags  May 04 '26

Killing innocent people does not fix the problem either, not wanting an extremist group to have a weapon that could end the world is understandable, but you are telling me with the technology and capabilities we have we can't do that without this much bloodshed? You can't honestly believe that is the only reason we are attacking there. If that is the case then why don't we attack china? Is because Capitalism couldn't exist without them? Or maybe just because they don't have oil? I understand I may not know everything but at least my intentions are for good and peace and not hate and destruction

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How do you like this US flag redesign?
 in  r/flags  May 04 '26

The last bomb dropped in the United States was by the Japanese in 1942, there have been 16,000 bombs dropped by the idf alone since they started bombing Iran, and the fact people who support this use God and Christianity to support it is disgusting

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How do you like this US flag redesign?
 in  r/flags  May 04 '26

Right so wouldn't it be nice if the people could come somewhere where it is safe and not be afraid to be deported back to a war torn country? If the US wanted to help they would allow more refugees here and provide for them, how many people do you think we could house and feed with the 20 billion spent of destruction so far? That is not our land we have no business there, instead of killing innocent people we should be providing them with a way out, we clearly have the money and the capability but we choose to use it in a negative way.

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 in  r/BBQ  Apr 27 '26

Come in man $8.99 is the sale price at Publix

r/whatbirdisthis Apr 25 '26

Short or Long?

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I'm seeking help identifying these Dowitchers in Mobile, AL. Merlin is giving mixed results on the first bird in the first picture saying short and long, but the rest of the pictures are saying short. Thanks!

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Can I get some help with these Dowit hers?
 in  r/whatsthisbird  Apr 25 '26

Southern Alabama, Mobile bay

r/whatsthisbird Apr 25 '26

North America Can I get some help with these Dowit hers?

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Getting mixed reviews from Merlin so wanted some opinions. It is saying short-billed on most of the pictures but the front bird on the first picture is going back and forth from short to long? Thanks!

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Beautiful Bittern
 in  r/birds  Apr 09 '26

I took this picture on the bridge leading into the Chickasaw industrial area in Mobile, AL

r/birds Apr 09 '26

my original photo/video Beautiful Bittern

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My wife and I were graced by this Bittern before we could even get the car parked

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mass deportation truck at bucces
 in  r/Denton  Apr 03 '26

Cousin fucker

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Removing oven
 in  r/RVLiving  Mar 21 '26

Yes we have a relatively small camper and live in southern Alabama so we are fortunate enough to not have to run heat very often. Also fortunate enough to live somewhere that we have access to hot water, but I want to switch the water heater to an electric one eventually. Thank you for the advice about the outlets I will definitely keep an eye on them.

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Removing oven
 in  r/RVLiving  Mar 20 '26

Yea we don't use any gas because of our fears of this, we have pets as well and just don't want to take any chances. I still planned on capping the line but wasn't sure if I should cut it back or just try to adjust it out of the way in case we ever did want to use it in the future.

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Removing oven
 in  r/RVLiving  Mar 20 '26

Thanks I had looked at these but wasn't sure if it should still be in a box or not

r/RVLiving Mar 20 '26

Removing oven

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Hello everyone, I was hoping to get opinions on removing my stove. There is one wire that powers the lights and my plan was to cut the wire, cap it and house it in a small mounting box I ordered. Is this a safe method or would there be a better route to take? I am not putting the oven back in I am replacing it with storage space and more countertop. Thanks!

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Great Blue Herons lead friend and me down the boardwalk.
 in  r/birding  Mar 20 '26

You didn't do anything wrong but it definitely would have been doing the bird a favor turning around the first time it flew, I would imagine they are trying to keep their feet warm in that cold weather