A HDR experiment (+2 to -2 EV), The Mushroom at an apartment at URI, I have a colour version but I couldn't quite make it work.

I had to make a whole bunch of mushrooms. I almost ran out!!! Group shot!

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Una vida extra para perderla con una cirrosis xD

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This is what Janet surprised me with on my birthday...

Wild 1ups can be found growing all over Japan. This specimen is on the forest floor of Hakone.

So I was told that I should describe this picture as "Big nerd who carries around stupid mushroom" But I prefer.. wait... "also you're a man boy" ok anyway, I prefer describing how my mushroom will travel around the world with me and go on extraordinary adventures.. "Then you're cliche and stealing things from French Movies." which stole the concept from a concept that's existed for ages. bah!

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Members of the NPC Collective performing live at MAGFest 2020 (MAGFest 18) on January 2, 2019 at the Gaylord National Convention Center. Short for "Music And Gaming Festival," MAGFest is a four day-long event dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. The event runs 24 hours a day, and offers consoles, arcades, tabletop, LAN, live video game cover bands, chiptunes, vendors, guest speakers, and much more.

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Members of the NPC Collective performing live at MAGFest 2020 (MAGFest 18) on January 2, 2019 at the Gaylord National Convention Center. Short for "Music And Gaming Festival," MAGFest is a four day-long event dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. The event runs 24 hours a day, and offers consoles, arcades, tabletop, LAN, live video game cover bands, chiptunes, vendors, guest speakers, and much more.

PHOTO BY: BRADLEY PEARCE

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Classification

Order:

Passeriformes

Family:

Corvidae

Genus:

Garrulus

Scientific:

Garrulus glandarius

Original description

Citation:

(Linnaeus, C 1758)

Reference:

Systema Naturae ed. 10 1 p.106

Protonym:

Corvus glandarius

Link:

www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/10277#page/124/mode/1up

Avibase identifiers

Avibase ID:

D8D10F2C5A9AA49F

Avibase ID:

avibase-D8D10F2C

Short link:

avibase.ca/D8D10F2C

Taxonomic Serial Number:

TSN: 560214

Abkhazian: аҞӘыра ӷра , аХыжь, аХЬажь, аХЬыжь, аХЬьада

Afrikaans: Eurasiatiese gaai

Altai: таралјы

Arabic: أبو زُريق الأوراسي, القيق(أبو زريق)

Asturian: Glayu, Glayu euroasiáticu

Azerbaijani: adi zığ-zığ, alaqarğa, Çəhrayı sığırçın, Zığzığ, zığ-zığ, Zığ–zığ

Bashkir: бараба, суҡтурғай, урман һайыҫҡаны, урман сәүкәһе

Belarusian: Cойка, sojka, сойка

Bulgarian: sojka, Сойка

Breton: Ar gegin derv, kegin, Kegin-derv, Richard

Catalan: Estornell rosat, Gaig, gaig eurasiàtic

Catalan (Balears): Gaig

Valencian: Estornell rosat

Montenegrin: kreštalica, kreštalica, sojka, sojka, крешталица, сојка

Montenegrin (Cyrillic): крешталица, сојка

Czech: sojka, Sojka obecná, Sojka obecný

Chuvash: кĕпшĕл, сульха

Welsh: Pioden y coed, Piogen goch, Piogen-y-coed, sgrech y coed, Ysgrech y coed

Danish: Skovskade

German: Eichelhaeher, Eichelhaher, Eichelhäher

Greek: (Ευρωπαϊκή) Κίσσα, kissa, Κίσσα

English: Acorn Jay, Black-throated jay, Common Jay, Eurasian Jay, European Jay, Jay, Red-crowned Jay, White-eared Jay

English, HBW: Eurasian/Plain-crowned/White-faced Jay

English (IOC): Eurasian Jay

English (United States): Eurasian Jay

Esperanto: Eŭrazia garolo, Eŭropazia garolo, garolo

Spanish: Alcaudón enmascarado, Arrandejo Común, Arrandejo сomún, Arredajo, Arrendajo, Arrendajo Común, Arrendajo Euroasiático, Arrrendajo

Spanish (Spain): Arrendajo Euroasiático

Spanish (HBW): Arrendajo euroasiático

Estonian: Pasknäär

Basque: eskinoso, Eskinosoa, Gaig

Evenki: inctelguun, коксича̄н, кокчилка̄н, кокчичан, кокшича̄н, кукэ̄вкӣ, кукэ̄кӣ, кукэкчэ̄н, тоӈсогок

Persian: جی‌جاق, جی‌جاق (زاغ جنگلی)

Finnish: Närhi

Faroese: gnelliskjóra

French: Geai commune, Geai des chênes, Geai glandivore

Friulian: badascule, gjaie

Frisian: houtekster

Irish: gaio, pega marza, scréachóg, Scréachóg choille

Gaelic: Sgraicheag, Sgreuchag choille, Sgriachag Choille

Galician: Gaig, Gaio, Gaio común

Manx: Screeaaghag Cheylley, screeaghag cheylley

Hebrew: עורבני, עורבני שחור־כיפה

Croatian: Šojka, Šojka kreštalica

Hungarian: Szajkó

Armenian: [Chard/Antarayin Kachaghak ], Անտառային Կաչաղակ, Չարդ/Անտառային Կաչաղակ

Icelandic: Skrækskaði

Italian: Ghiandaia, Ghiandaia eurasiatica

Japanese (romaji): kakesu, Kake-su, kashi-dori, yama-garasu

Japanese: カケス, カシドリ, ヤマガラス

Japanese (Kanji): 山烏, 山鴉, 懸巣, 樫鳥, 橿鳥

Georgian: ჩხიკვი, ჯაფარა

Kara-Kalpak: сойка торғай

Kabardian: мэзкъанжэ, цӀикъ

Mongolian, Halh: ит, цагчаа ятгашаазгай, цахч, цахч шаазгай, ятга шаазгай

Khakas: Кöйiк саасхан

Kazakh: Жорғаторғай, Қызғылт қараторғай, торғай

Kazakh (Transliteration): jorğa-torğay

Korean: 어치

Korean (Transliteration): eochi

Karachay-Balkar: ала къаргъа, къыж, къыжкъыж

North Karelian: lapinharakka, meččäharakka, närhi

Cornish: kegin, Kegyn, Keyn

Kirghiz: үрпөк таан

Scientific: Corvus glandarius, Corvus melanocephalus, Garrulus glandarius, Garrulus glandarius glandarius, Garrulus glandivorus

Ladino: gacia

Luxembourgish: Maarkollef, Markollef

Lithuanian: Eurazinis kėkštas, Kekštas, kėkštas, Rąšis

Latvian: Krēķis, silis, sīlis

Macedonian: sojka, соjка, Сојка

Mongolian: ит, Ит хэрээ, Цагчаа ятгашаазгай, цахч, цахч шаазгай, Ятга шаазгай

Mongolian (Bichig): ᠶᠠᠲᠣᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ

Mongolian (Bichig, Inner Mongolia): ᠢᠲᠠ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ

Mongolian (Transliteration): it kheree, tsagchaa yatag -shaazgai, yatag shaazgai

Moldavian: Gaiță

Maltese: Sultan ic-Cawl, sultan iċ-ċawl

Mongolian, Chakhar (Peripheral): ит, ит хэрээ

Dutch: Gaai, Vlaamse Gaai

Norwegian Nynorsk: Nøtteskrikje

Norwegian: Granskjur, Nøtteskrike

Occitan: gag

Livvi (Olonets Karelian): harakan, harakat, harakku

Polish: sójka, sójka (zwyczajna), Sójka pospolita, Sójka zwyczajna

Pinyin: jiāng-niǎo, jiān-niǎo, sāigāo, shān héshang, sōng-yā, wū-niǎo

Portuguese: gaio, Gaio(-comum), Gaio-comum

Portuguese (Portugal): Gaio, gaio-eurasiático

Romansh: sgragia

Rhaeto-Romance: Sgragia

Romanian: Gaiță, gaita, gaiţă

Russian: Cойка, sojka, Soyka, Обыкновенная сойка, Сойка, Сойка обыкновенная

Yakut: ньокоокуй, ньохооху, чочооку

Sardinian: malapiga, Marabiga, mariabiga, melapica, pica, piga

Scots: Scriachag choille, Sgraicheag, sgreuchag-choille

Northern Sami: látteguovssat

Slovak: Šoja, Sojka obyčajná, sojka škriekavá

Slovenian: šoja

Albanian: grifsha

Serbian: Kreja, kreja (sojka), Sojka, šojka, креjа, Креја, шоjка

Swedish: Nötskrika

Tajik: хӯл

Thai: นกปีกลายสก็อต, นกปีกลายสก๊อต, นกปีกลายสก๊อท

Thai (Transliteration): nók pìik-laay-sa-kóaat

Turkmen: Al sar, alakarga

Turkish: Alakarga, Kestane Kargası, Жорғаторғай

Tatar: бараба, гади күкканат , гадәти күкканат , имән каргасы, күкканат , күкшә , урман саесканы

Tuvinian: Айлаң-сааскан, Хор-айлаг

Udmurt: ӝакы, арганкесясь, арганкыскась, вож ӝакы, нюлэспуны, супыльтӥсь, тэльвозьмась, тэлькуака, ушпуль, чиборӝакы, шупуль, юбер

Ukrainian: sojka, сойка, Сойка звичайна

Uzbek: сойка

Vietnamese: Chim Quạ thông, Quạ thông

Sorbian, Lower: kabeja

Sorbian, Upper: škrěkawa

Kalmyk: алг җиврт, алыг җиверте, залата богшурһа, итәг, күтә

Chinese: [jiang-niao], [saigao], [shan heshang], [song-ya], [wu-niao], 塞皋, 屋鸟, 山和尚, 松鴉, 松鴉(橿鳥) , 松鸦, 橿鸟, 㭴鸟

Chinese (Traditional): 塞皋, 屋鳥, 山和尚, 松鴉, 樫鳥, 橿鳥

Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 松鴉

Chinese (Taiwan): [song-ya], 松鴉, 松鸦

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