Nocxia 🦀

Nocxia 🦀

@nocxia.bsky.social

She/Her, Ex-Shadow Priest, Current Norg & Toad Parent. Fuck TERFS, Fuck NAZIs. Vauban Best Boy. Solaris Forever NoAI https://mstdn.social/@Nocxia

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Ok Shop is back open. I haven't uploaded all of the tiny bowls I got done but slide top tarot deck boxes and pendulums are all up on the site for folks that want to grab them. www.galdrecraft.com

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Five nights at Freddys guy can continuously donate to republicans, jk Rowling can ruin entire branches of politics with a hatred legal defense fund, but the digital circus and Steven universe creators were queer and made choices fans didn't like and for that they get hate campaigns to ruin them.

Scott Cawthon giving thousands of dollars to Mitch McConnell was worse than anything Gooseworx ever did at the end of the day.

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Our friend the Sonoran Desert Toad is the largest native toad in the United States, growing to 7½ inches long! The secretions from their parotoid glands contain psychoactive chemicals which can cause visual and auditory hallucinations, and in some cases can cause death! (photo by Matt Felperin)

everyone get in here, tiny frog serotonin!

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Seeing as everyone is enjoying the frogs, here’s a tiny froglet sitting on my fingertip a couple of years ago. Honestly, springtime fills me up ♥️ #nature #wildlife #frogs #life

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Seeing as everyone is enjoying the frogs, here’s a tiny froglet sitting on my fingertip a couple of years ago. Honestly, springtime fills me up ♥️ #nature #wildlife #frogs #life

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Excited to find a cute juvenile western #toad (Anaxyrus boreas) in my #pollinator garden. This is one reason I don't use pesticides/herbicides, or take out all the leaves/completely clean out the flower beds. I'll put out a shallow saucer of water and some pieces of wood for it to hide under. #Boise

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Just throwing this out there but does anyone have laptop recommendations? I'm looking for Not Apple/Mac, good for drawing and working on the go, can handle art programs, maybe a light game or two, but also still portable and light? I'd love to know what y'all are using out there, if anything;

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Question for all artists or there too! What portable drawing tablets do you use/ recommend, or perhaps suggest avoiding? I'm not looking for an iPad. I'm looking for something to hook up to a laptop to work on the go, while still being portable and a good device overall 🫶

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The Mazatlan Narrow Mouthed Toad 🐸 (Gastrophryne mazatlanensis) is a small toad found in Arizona and Mexico. They spend most of their time underground but come to the surface after heavy rains to mate. 📸 Matthew Salkiewicz learn more at buff.ly/0Ul0qu1

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Shop has been updated with 12 tiny vessels and a bonus bowl. The small lidded vessels were all experiments trying out different lid techniques. The tiny brass knobs were turned on the lathe as well. www.galdrecraft.com Grab a tiny object today my shop is 100% full I can't list anything more lol

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A few more shots of spawning Common Toads (Bufo bufo). More info in ALT. Forgot to take a polarising filter and apologise for the glare on the surface of the water. All taken yesterday in Saltoun Big Wood, East Lothian, Scotland. #Toads #Frogs #Herps #Nature #Photography #Nikon

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Happy #WorldFrogDay to all who celebrate! The Black-eyed Litter Frog is a notable species of the local forest floor. Its large, black eyes & mottled colouring show how remarkable wildlife often exist unnoticed in our environments. 🐸: Black-eyed Litter Frog (𝘓𝘦𝘱𝘵𝘰𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘶𝘮 𝘯𝘪𝘨𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘴) 📸: Shivaram Rasu

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The Canadian Toad 🐸 (Anaxyrus hemiophrys) lives in the upper plain region of Canada and US. They are often found near praire wetlands and are said to be more aquatic than most toads. #ToadTuesday 📸 Daniel Alexander Carrillo Mtz learn more at buff.ly/iLEpVDh

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Our friend the Rocky Mountain Toad lives in many areas of the Western United States and northern Mexico! They are a very common subspecies of the Woodhouse's Toad and are sometimes called the Western Woodhouse's Toad! (photo by John Sullivan)

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Our friend the Cyprian Green Toad lives on the island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean and is the only species of toad found there! They are a common sight around any body of water on the island! (photo by Philippe Geniez)

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Our friend the Flat-headed Toad is also known as the Big-eared Toad and the Big-eyed Dwarf Toad! They live in many countries throughout Southeast Asia! Their eyes, eardrums, and parotoid glands are all usually nearly the same size! (photo by blackdogto)

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V slight second “Rude Frog: Cock Womble Ensemble” print 21 x 21cm usually £20 + p&p £17.50 inc UK postage (has a couple of tiny marks… see close-up). Printed on prestige Hahnemulle paper stock as sweary frogs should be Shout FROG ME below or DM if you wannit #artforsale #art #frogart #bsnm #mhhsbd

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New little grouping of tiny altar vessels. Just big enough for a little offering. A minuscule tribute. A diminutive tithe... Use them to keep a dice or two, a ring, a pair of earrings, the last shred of your sanity. www.galdrecraft.com

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Our friend the Udzungwa Glandular Tree Toad was first described as a new species just a few months ago! Like other toads in genus Nectophrynoides, they do not lay eggs and instead give birth to fully developed toadlets! (photo by John Lyakurwa)

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Our friend the Cape Sand Toad is also known as the Narrow-headed Toad and lives in a large area around Cape Town, South Africa! Males of this species are known to have unusually large testes! (photo by Jody Barends)

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Our friend the Everett's Asian Tree Toad is also known as the Marbled Tree Toad, due to their striking coloring! They live in Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia on the island of Borneo! They spend a lot of time in trees and grow to nearly four inches long! (photo by Marius Burger)