Gaint Two-tailed Swallowtail — Photo-artistry by kenne
— kenne
Note: This first appeared on Instagram this morning.
Northwest Arizona Sunset — Image by kenne
— Amit Ray
Photo-artistry by kenne (June 2017)
— Bil Keane
Saguaro Touching The Sun — Image by kenne
Winter at Sabino Dam — Image by kenne
— Nadine Gordimer
Tucson Rodeo (02/15/14) — Image by kenne
“Society is like a stew. If you don’t stir it up every once in a while then a layer of scum floats to the top.”
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White-lined Sphinx Moth
Vermillion Cliffs National Monument — Image by kenne
Looking Forward To The New Year, 2024 — kenne
A Sabino Canyon Morning — Image by kenne
Raven In Snow Covered Pine On Mt. Lemmon (12/15/2011) — Image by kenne
The Wave In Coyote Buttes, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument (March 2012) — Image by kenne
Mushroom On a Log — Mt. Lemmon Image by kenne
In recent years, many remarkable experiments have shown that fungi operate as individuals, engage in decision-making,
are capable of learning, and possess short-term memory. These findings highlight the spectacular sensitivity of such ‘simple’
organisms and situate the human version of the mind within a spectrum of consciousness that might well span the entire natural world.
Source: The Fungal Mind: On the Evidence for Mushroom Intelligence by Sally Davies
Rope Swing at Hutch’s Pool — Image by kenne
— kenne
