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All bought potted from nursery...need ID

Back in black

I hit the sack

It's been too long I'm glad to be back

Yes I'm, let loose

From the noose

That's kept me hanging around

I keep looking at the sky......

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAgnJDJN4VA

   

With love from ?

Just come up the lane. Then you shall have a cup of tea.

 

Real photo by Chapman & Son, Publishers, Dawlish

 

Album 112 | Edward Marshall Wheeler Family | New York

He decided to jump in the Fire Engine first, but sat in the back. Then 2 little girls decide to sit in the front. The 2 moms with them had to sit in the middle.

Maryland Environmental Service, on behalf of the Maryland Port Administration, works with local organizations and schools to place hatchling terrapins in classrooms. The juvenile turtles from the Paul S. Sarbanes Ecosystem Restoration Project at Poplar Island live in classrooms from fall through the following spring.

 

Students provide all care to the terrapins. They collect growth data, observe behaviors, learn care and husbandry protocol, and research the natural history of our state reptile. Head starting allows the hatchlings to grow to the size of a 2-3 year old wild juvenile terrapin in just 6 months.

 

After caring for the hatchlings, students bring the terrapins back to Poplar Island where they are released to the Bay. This hands-on learning experience engages students to take action and better understand the restoration of the Chesapeake Bay.

Back Camera

 

Ski - Hiver 2010 - 2011

 

Ski - Hiver 2010 - 2011

You'll note that this is the info for Lagoona and her pet Neptuna, the UPC code was cut off and her name is shown as Ghoulia Yelp

male with small frog

@panti, msia

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The RB Kingfisher nesting in Panti, msia

The parents took turns bringing back a variety of prey items to feed their hungry youngs awaiting in the nesting tunnel which the parents painstakingly excavated earlier.

It was unclear just how many chicks were inside the nesting tunnel. Judging from the frequency of every about 1/2 hour and the number of food items brought back by the parents suggested at least 2-3 chicks were nesting

The exact number could only be determined during the fledging period when the young kings start to leave the nest one by one. That certainly would be a spectacular sight to watch, which I hope to witness one day.

It really makes me wonder how the chicks comsume such large food items. To put that in perspective, it's like for us to swallow a 10kg piglet at one go cause' they have got no teeth to chew their food.

Because all these feeding activities happen inside the confine of the nesting tunnel we have got no clue how they do it. Hopefully one day technology would helps us to learn more about them by allowing us to 'see' just what's going on inside the 'secret' chamber without causing any harm to them.

 

special note : these birds were captured in such intricate details only during their nesting period when you could approach it with amazingly close distance. The parents at all costs had to bring up their young during which they would returned to feed the chicks. They would perched at the exact same spot, stayed for a couple of seconds before disappearing into the nest hole with a rich variety of food source each time, only to emerge moments later to repeat the whole process all over again.

I have only seen it once during non-nesting period, and it was like a thousand miles away. One more inch closer, it would vanished in thin air.

 

Mannheim - Friedrichsfeld South railstation after our trip to the Bad Wimpfen x-mas market !

disused section of knowsthorp lane, near leeds. the short stretch of tarmac runs from the disused junction 45 of the M1, to a gate, where the road continues over the wyke beck, and underneath the motorway, to knowsthorp sewage works.

Dr Les Bailey, back and joint pain centre, 175 coulsdon rd, caterham, CR3 5NU. Tel 01883341949 or 07801418080. email drlesbailey@yahoo.co.uk. Website www.backandjointpaincentredrlesbailey.co.uk/. Diploma osteopathy (NCSO), Diploma osteopathy (OIUCM) 1992, Osteopathy lecturer diploma (NCSO) 1993, diploma biomechanics(CFHP)2008, Dip manipulative med science (OIUCM) 1992, Phd (OIUCM) 2009, Acupuncture pain control (ATM)1995, Soft tissue manipulation (ASC)1983, Massage (LAMPC)1981, Life member medicina alternativa 1992, International lasertherapy association 1994, NLP master(Pro noctis )2018, Hypnotherapy master (Pro noctis) 2018, Master timeline therapy (Pro noctis)2018. Registered with ACOPM/APTA. proudly not registered with the general osteopathic council !

Dog Fight..... Zero vs. Warhawk

On the Blue Carpet at Heal the Bay's Annual Bring Back the Beach Benefit Dinner held on May 15th, 2014, at the Jonathan Beach Club in Santa Monica, California. Photo by Jason Koenig.

Collaborate with your child on a back-to-school budget. It's eye opening!

blog.famzoo.com/2010/06/teach-your-child-how-to-make-and-...

 

BACK SEAT BETTY

Wednesday 1 – Friday 3 July, 8pm, £6.

Joshua Brooks, 106 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6NG

Wythenshawe prostitute Bethany has a bad feeling about her new neighbours. A theatrical blend of spoken word, horror film pastiche and an Owen Jones book, performed by the hilarious and extraordinarily talented Joanne Dakin. Written by Joshua Val Martin. Directed by Esther Dix. DRAMA

Tickets: www.ticketweb.co.uk and www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

A Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar (Lophocampa caryae) feeding on a leaf of an American Linden (Tilia americana), also known as Basswood.

 

When these caterpillars are touched by humans severe itching can ensue, accompanied by very painful burning sensations. Itchy rashes can persist for several days.

 

Visit my blog posting on Tussock Moth Caterpillars at:

www.distanthillgardens.org/2012/12/15/life-on-distant-hil...

 

www.distanthill.org

Did you ever have something nagging you in the back of your head? Something that says you're just on the tip of catching something but you can't quite put your finger on it?

 

I was on my weekly Barnes and Noble pilgrimage a month ago and noticed Stephen King had a new book out called "Under the Dome."

 

According to a review on Amazon.com, it's about "a small New England town is suddenly, inexplicably cut off from the rest of the world, trapping a large cast of characters inside (or outside) a huge, clear dome. As the emergency escalates, various heroes (and villains) emerge to play a part in the drama. What is the dome? Why is it there? Will the town survive?"

 

For some reason, that bugged me. But I couldn't place why.

 

Flash forward to last night. Apparently the brain cell responsible for archiving old data finally got around to retrieving the files.

 

Stephen King's book cover looks a hell of a lot like the "Girls" comic book by Jonathan and Joshua Luna, published way back in 2005.

 

Check out the blog post titled "Stephen King's new novel "Under the Dome" looks familiar" at royceeddington.com to read more.

Alexander Henry's "Starling"

Words and Music Festival 2018

Geoff and Jaime riding Metro from Virginia Square, after attending the WABA Membership Meeting. Arlington, VA.

Night Sky Experimentation- Taken From Back Yard in Mutley, Plymouth City - So light disturbance and grain -and a few mini dust specs on lens- but not too bad. 25 minutes exposure approx. 100 iso, 11mm 22f.stop. You can see the pole star and stars circling around it.

I'm here to apologise. I've been absent for some time, a lot has changed in the past year. I've changed jobs, relationships and finished my diploma. I've been wanting to get back into photography and I've used this Christmas time as the perfect opportunity. To aid this I'm going to do a 52 week project, I wouldn't be able to manage a 365 project at this time, due to work commitments and a new one which I've taken up with past months (more about that will come soon). But watch this space. Karl :)

Auckland, New Zealand

Back street of Pompeii.

 

The famous Lupanar is at the end of the street on the Left.

This view of the back of the bird's head illustrates the "fake face" pattern, perhaps designed to dissuade mobbing smaller birds from attacking from the rear. San Luis Obispo County, California, USA.

 

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