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    Canada goose photobombs bird lovers' weekly celebration●Balancing act for #Birbsday See @observant.owl , just like I said! 😂 #canadiangoose #goose #sillygoose #balance #bird #bMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife202 d ago

    Wildlife photographers are sharing a striking shot of a Canada goose performing what looks like a balancing act, posted to mark the popular #Birbsday tradition where bird enthusiasts share their best photos each week. The image drew amused reactions, with commenters joking about the 'silly goose' and tagging friends, adding to a steady stream of goose, waterfowl and general bird photography circulating among nature lovers.

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    The Goose Programming Language Gains Attention on GitHub▼The Goose Programming Language https://github.com/aardappel/goose # Programming # Go # OpenSourceMmastodonTechnologySoftware41 d ago

    Developer Wouter van Oortmerssen, known for the Lobster language, has drawn attention to Goose, an open-source programming language hosted on GitHub. Links to the project circulated among programmers, with discussions tagged around programming, Go, and open-source software. Details about the language's features and intended use remain limited in current coverage.

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    The word 'anser' is circulating widely, with no clear news event attached to it. 'Anser' is the Latin word for goose and the name of a bird genus that includes the greylag goose, but no specific story, product or person connected to the term has been confirmed.

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    Author joins Crime Stories promo on Book Funnel▼Today is my share date for this CRIME STORIES promo at Book Funnel. I love these genre-specific promos. You can browse cMmastodonCultureBooks94 d ago

    Indie author Sophia Jane Hayden is taking part in a Crime Stories promotional event on Book Funnel, sharing her featured Appalachian fiction title Goose Creek Holler. The promotion lets readers browse genre-specific book covers, look behind each one and discover new reads, and Hayden says she enjoys these genre-focused group promos for connecting books with readers.

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    Climate change and farming shaped a distinct swan goose lineage, study finds▼Climate change and farming gave rise to ‘genetically distinct’ swan goose: study✉newsEnvironmentClimate3 d ago

    A new study reports that climate change and the spread of agriculture drove the emergence of a genetically distinct population of swan geese. The findings suggest human environmental change, both climatic and farming-related, influenced the bird's evolution, drawing attention from conservationists concerned about how continued warming and land use may affect migratory waterfowl populations.

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    Early morning geese spotted in Seoul●Geese at 6:40 AM this morning! # goodmorning # geese # birds # bird # goose # nature # traveler # travel # seoul # naturMmastodonLifeTravel21 d ago

    A traveler in Seoul shared sightings of geese early in the morning at around 6:40 AM, posting photos tagged with nature and birdwatching themes. The moment drew modest attention among nature and travel enthusiasts who enjoy casual wildlife encounters in the city.

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    Small press spotlight: Nightnursing and Narrow Rooms▼Discover # SmallPress # books : Nightnursing by Tiana Reid, Goose Lane Editions & Narrow Rooms by Choi Sungmin, Drawn &MmastodonCultureBooks43 d ago

    Readers are highlighting two small press titles: Nightnursing by Tiana Reid, published by Goose Lane Editions, and Narrow Rooms by Choi Sungmin, published by Drawn & Quarterly. Book community members are sharing the recommendations with details about each book, encouraging others to discover independent publisher offerings.

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    Gardeners share physalis photos for Silent Sunday●#SilentSunday #physalis #PhysalisPeruviana #aguaymanto #uvilla #uchuva #CapeGooseberry #goldenberry #PeruvianGroundcherrMmastodonLifeHome & Garden196 d ago

    Gardeners and plant lovers are posting photos of physalis, the golden berry known by many names including cape gooseberry, Peruvian groundcherry, aguaymanto, uchuva and uvilla, as part of the Silent Sunday trend. Posts show the fruit grown in home gardens, with tags in English, Spanish, German and other languages reflecting its wide cultivation and the many names it carries across regions.

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    Author returns from social media break to release new book●I've been off some social media while I prepped for release of my new book. Another one? Yep! I tend to write two booksMmastodonBusinessReal Estate35 d ago

    Indie author Sophia Jane Hayden has announced a new book release after stepping back from social media to finish preparations. She explains that she typically writes two books at once, switching to the second when writer's block strikes, and references her title Goose Creek. Fellow indie writers are the main audience for the announcement.

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    Ren's raw alternative music strikes a chord with listeners●"The people who find it, respect it" I am so uncomfortable, and I have goosebumps. Fuck 4/4 Fuck normal Fuck mass producMmastodonHealthMental Health23 d ago

    Listeners are reacting strongly to a track by the alternative artist Ren, describing an intense, uncomfortable but moving experience. One listener contrasted it with what they called mass-produced, formulaic pop, calling Ren's music the real thing. The song touches on mental health themes, and fans praise its honesty, saying those who discover it respect it.

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    Indiana Jones Quote About Book Burning Circulates Again●"It tells me that goose-stepping morons like yourself should try reading books instead of burning them." -Dr. Henry JoneMmastodonCultureFilm23 d ago

    A line from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is being shared widely: Henry Jones Sr., played by Sean Connery, snaps that 'goose-stepping morons' should 'try reading books instead of burning them.' Fans are quoting it as a pointed remark about censorship and anti-intellectualism, with many calling it newly relevant to current debates over book bans.

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    A quiet morning with the birds, 4 October 2026●Good morning. 🦢🪿🦆 4 October 2026 The grandfather clock just chimed nine times, and only now am I starting to type. I burMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife216 d ago

    A nature writer describes a slow Sunday morning on 4 October 2026, waking late after dozing in a chair for more than two hours, with the grandfather clock striking nine before any writing began. The post opens with swan, goose and duck emojis, a recurring morning greeting for readers who follow the account for birdwatching and wildlife reflections.

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