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Tern around! Every now and then we post some Brasher for #Feathursday and people flock arouuund!

It's a 'Total Eclipse of the Tern' this week, as we share these Sooty, Common, and Arctic Terns from Brashers 'Birds and Trees of North America.' Learn more: https://t.co/0yPTlH5pQl

These aristocratic owls seem quite motivated this Monday to dis you. Great Grey Owl is all “My word! A parvenu!” while Snowy Owl just puffs up her chest & looks down her beak at you!

Learn more about these owls here: https://t.co/QGNuvTbnnN
#MondayMotivation #MondayMotivationOwl

This is the last in our series of posts from 'Sunday,' a Victorian periodical. What does it all mean? Why, that a new series will start soon, of course! So as we bid adieu to 'Sunday,' we look forward to what comes next!

See all of our Sunday posts here: https://t.co/SgvL1FEGJK

We're bringing some color into this wintry season with these beautiful flowers from Asa Strong's 'The American Flora,' illustrated by Edwin Whitefield. The 4-vol set includes detailed info on the propagation, culture, & use of 444 plants. Learn more here: https://t.co/UJWL56zDRK

It's owl time! Who's ready to be as motivated as these owls Screech Owls with a rat?! These owls are from Rex Brasher's 'Birds and Trees of North America.' Learn more here: https://t.co/UgJH7vGcUP

#MondayMotivation #MondayMotivationOwl

Our Sunday Sunday series is winding down, even though the fire is blazing in this series of woodcuts. See more 'Sunday' here: https://t.co/SgvL1FEGJK

It's #TypographyTuesday and we've got a little mystery afoot! All we know about "Noah's Alphabet of the Ark" is that it was "taken from an 18th C. alphabet" and bears the ownership label of Lili and Erich Wronker of The Ron Press. Any ideas? See more here: https://t.co/1pKamOyuNc

Ah, my childhood home! Full of uh... gravestones and... grey churchyards. So Victorian! So idyllic!

See this and more posts from our "Sunday" Sunday series here: https://t.co/SgvL1FEGJK

Instead of #Caturday, this week we celebrated #Raturday with this creepy rodent from "Somata," with poetry by Phillip Foss, Jr. and illustrations by Minnesota/Wisconsin wood engraver and book artist Gaylord Schanilec. Learn more about the book here: https://t.co/rkRllApPao

See all of our bird posts ever (there are A LOT) here: https://t.co/xElBNSw9yw