Good Twitter week #22

A swan taking off, foxes being fed, a bluetit and a pile of ducklings, peeling paint, an unusual rock, and an odd little animation.

1. Interesting rocks

Here is a rare and interesting pseudomorph of hematite after magnetite (also known as martite) from Payun volcano, Altiplano de Payun Matru, Mendoza, Argentina.

Credit: mineralkingdom/Brad Holland#minerals #crystals pic.twitter.com/7FwXUR7x7a

— Geology Tweets (@GeologyTime) May 27, 2020

2. Good morning from the riverbank

Good morning from the riverbank. pic.twitter.com/dku5IBD3d9

— David Griffith (@theplaguedoc) May 28, 2020

3. Feeding the foxes

🦊 The lockdown period has led to an increased interest in nature and our surroundings. In the midlands, an unusual friendship has developed between a number of cocooning farmers and wild foxes. | Read more: https://t.co/fPemWW3LRc pic.twitter.com/32ZKVMuKFu

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 28, 2020

4. Animated stationery

耳をすます演奏会 pic.twitter.com/lJS2UlUAge

— ブルーハムハム (@THEBLUEHAMHAM) May 29, 2020

5. Bluetit

blue tit by the pond #wildlifefrommywindow @ThePhotoHour @Natures_Voice @SIBirdClub #BreakfastBirdwatch @LincsWildlife @BBCSpringwatch @GARDENATURE @ukgardenbirds @lincsbirders @Lincsbirding @LincsNaturalist pic.twitter.com/TPA8l09d2a

— Lou Ryan (@lou_bitch) May 31, 2020

6. Peeling paint

Nailed it.#oldpaint #flakypaint pic.twitter.com/QbckXYPxTU

— FunnyWeePictures (@funnyweepics) May 31, 2020

7. Swan take-off

Sound up. Swan taking off in the mist pic.twitter.com/iiqteIG4aV

— Nikon Photographer (@Astrid_Tontson) May 31, 2020