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I finished 12 months of adventures with Oakling and Tulip! Thanks for everyone who stuck around!
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With that, I'm also stopping my monthly Ko-Fi activities and closing subscription tiers. I'll continue posting WIP content at my own pace, so keep an eye out for them!

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2022-08-18

August, already!? I miss camping, so I sent Oakling and Tulip to enjoy the outdoors.
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You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-08-10

July means fun in the sun! Enjoy some rays with Oakling and Tulip.
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You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-07-19

It's halfway through Juuune!!! Oakling and Tulip are cranking out some lemonade!
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You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-06-17

I can't believe it's already May!!! Oakling and Tulip are out on a lil' picnic for this month's calendar!
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You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-05-03

Oakling and Tulip are enjoying the pitter patter of april showers in this month's calendar!
🌧️☔️🌧️☔️🌧️☔️
You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-04-20

A little late but happy March! Oakling and Tulip are enjoying the first signs of spring this month!
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You can get these mini calendars mailed to you, plus behind-the-scenes blog posts by joining my Ko-Fi page! https://t.co/m4VOoWa76R

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2022-03-12

It is the Eurasian Jay and not Squirrels that individually collect and bury the most acorns. As they are more mobile than squirrels it also means that surviving oaklings can grow sometimes miles from their parent trees.

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2020-11-25