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Detail of Scott Simpson's contribution to the "Patterning Porosity" installation by Tyler School of Art Architecture students enrolled in Bob Trempe's "1:1 1:100 - The Art of Scales" studio: Philadelphia PA
T 721 (TB) in Crown Lane, Bromley Common running 'dead' from Bromley garage to Cray Valley School, to take route 638. Wednesday 28th June 2000. 339-18.
Local de observação: restingas de Praia das Neves, município de Presidente Kennedy-ES.
Destaque para o formato singular das narinas, ferramenta muito importante, utilizada exclusivamente pelos urubus do gênero Cathartes, que através do seu olfato extremamente apurado localizam a carniça, alimento base na sua dieta. Essas aves muitas vezes são seguidas de perto pelo urubu-de-cabeça-preta (Coragyps atratus) e pelo urubu-rei (Sarcoramphus papa), que não usufruem do olfato apurado e localizam as suas carcaças exclusivamente pelo contato visual.
Foto histórica del departamento de Salto, Uruguay. Autor desconocido. Foto probablemente en dominio público.
The students spent one more day at SFASU, learning about jobs in education, silviculture, and swinging on the SFA Campus Recreation ropes course. They had a blast!
On March 1st, 2011 at approx 1:30pm, the Port Chester Fire Department was dispatched to a possible structure fire. Unites arived on scene to find a 3-story wooden frame structure engulfed in flames. The fire grew to 4 alarms. Many other departments helped contain the fire. Altogether, over 100 firefighters, mostly volunteer, fought the fire for hours.
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This species is a leafless, warm grower from Jamaica. Who needs pesky leaves when you have adapted your roots so that they are capable of photosynthesis(process by which light energy, sunlight, is converted into chemical energy) !! And that is exactly what this species has done, completely bypassing the need for foliage. Yea, orchids are amazing.
Originally purchased from Cal Orchid in Santa Barbara.