"ATLAS" working overtime
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Ammotragus lervia
Animal
El arruí, arrui, muflón del Atlas o carnero de berbería es un bóvido de la subfamilia Caprinae nativo de las zonas rocosas del Sáhara y el Magreb, del género monotípico Ammotragus. Comienza a abundar en fincas privadas de caza, en donde es más difícil enumerar su presencia. Wikipedia
Nombre científico: Ammotragus lervia
Familia: Bovidae
Especie: A. lervia; Pallas, 1777
Reino: Animalia
Orden: Artiodactyla
Clase: Mammalia
Bonsai in training.
Fuji FP 100C (expired 03-2015), bleached negative.
Polaroid Colorpack II Land Camera.
'Roid Week, Spring 2022. Day 4/2
The former Santa Fe GP30 pair brings one covered hopper back to Atlas. After performing their work here, the engines will run light back to Tamaqua and begin building this evening's train for Reading.
Atlas moth, also known as the "Snakehead moth" or the "Queen of the Moths," is one of the biggest moths in the world. You’ll find these giants in the tropical forests of India, China, and Malaysia. With their earthy-colored wings and snake-like patterns on the tips, they’re built to impress and scare off predators!
Artist Miya Ando's installation "Flower Atlas". Each of the 72 banners represents one of the seasons in the Japanese Ko calendar.
Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas), endemic to Asia, in the Butterfly and Orchid Pavilion of the Tucson Botanical Gardens in Tucson, Arizona
As I implied with the previous photo, the line east of Fès is not electrified. Service is almost exclusively covered by class DH 400 locomotives, with numbers 416-420 (certified for a top speed of 140 kph) covering part of the passenger services. Freight service is sparse, particularly on a Friday (the holy day in Islam, equivalent to Sunday in Christian countries): I have only seen one freight trein from the rooftop terrace of my riad back in Fès - too far and too built-in to be photographed.
Here, Al-Atlas 101 (the same train as on the previous photo, which one can easily overtake) is crossing a side arm of the Idriss I reservoir (visible in the background), hauled by DH 420. The loco is of American origin (EMD NGT26CW-3) but built by TŽV Gredelj in Croatia. The reservoir is normally full of water, but an extended drought has laid bare the small old railway bridge visible between two pillars of the new one. Ouled Ayad, 06-01-2023.
The Pinnacle Bank in Downtown Neligh, Nebraska. I'm sure some prairie storm removed the World that Atlas once strained to uphold at the apex.
The Atlas Cedar is probably the second most impressive tree I've stood under, second only to a really old Redwood. The mighty oak has nothing on a mature Atlas cedar tree.
Der Atlas Seidenspinner ist der größte Schmetterling mit einer Flügelspannweite von bis zu 30cm.
The atlas silk moth is the largest butterfly with a wingspan of up to 30cm.