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From BeSpoke available at DISTURBED Event
StarSpawn Cthulhu mesh fantasy head
- Evo X only
- Male and Female neck fittings
Includes:-
- Female and Masculine skins for body and head (different skins can purchased individually and in fatpack)
- Tentacles
- Teeth
- Ears
- Eyes
- Materials
- Advanced HUD with bento animations
- Skins available separately and in fatpack as well
- Discount during event : head 10% off
Materials/Mod/Copy
BeSpoke - Mainstore
From Killjoy available at LEVEL Event
"Raven" Bodysuit
- Rigged to Reborn / Waifu / R V-Tech / Legacy / L V-Tech / Lara X / Petite X / Flat X
- Bulge option included with each fit
- PBR textures only
- Latex, Leather & Satin textures - 10 solids + 5 patterns each, 45 in total
- Alpha layer included for convenience
- Sold by body type - body complete packs & megapack also available
- Copy/Mod/Materials
KILLJOY mainstore
From Amadeus
"Dark Side" PBR backdrop
- Includes backdrop, EEP sky settings and PBR Material for modding
- Materials/Mod/Copy
Amadeus Mainstore
From TREVOR available at their Mainstore
Spiritual Sphere
Interactive item
Features
• 9 Different Sphere Colours
- 1 Fatpack Exclusive
• Includes 2 different styles - compact and expanded, both with unique animations
TREVOR - Mainstore
TREVOR - Marketplace
From Normandy available at Normandy Mainstore
"Irune Boots MK2"
- Includes HUD with 24 colours, 9 neon textures
- Supports Maitreya, Legacy, Reborn/Kottr Squishy thighs
- Materials/Mod/Copy
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{ MoonPhase } - Ecchi Enhancements_Crease_80% flesh darker greeb
SAXO - Butt Veins Unisex (Tintable) Soft Revenant tint
[Calli] - Veins - BOM - 30%
TF - Body Veins:: Subtle :: Medium (BoM)
HANZ - Electrical Discharges Upper [Light] BoM
SAXO - Dead Veins Body Unisex (Tintable) Soft
SAXO - Face Veins lel EVOX Unisex (Tintable) Dark
Lumen - Metallic Ear Fade - Purple 21
polarbunny - onyx dyed fingers. reborn. purple A
Aii - Forbidden Ritual Animesh Tentacles (basic) + {Aii&Ego}
-PL- Bimbo Boobs LEVEL 2 + Cleavage
enkeli - clawsies eBody Reborn [GROUP GIFT]
Lyrium - Collar Bone Reducer lvl 3
eBODY - REBORN, Waifus
[Kottr] - Squishy Thighs: Normal Reborn
REPULSE - Ghost 2 Eyes - 04
The mating behaviour of avocets is very elegant. Initially both birds can be seen preening vigorously, then the female lowers her head, stretches it low over the water and stands almost motionless..Having bred successfully they will be faithful to the site in subsequent years. Pair-bonds are maintained only for the duration of breeding season and break up by the time winter flocks gather.
Avocets nest in loose colonies of up to 150 pairs. Colony size and density are determined by availability of suitable nest sites, distance to water and risk of predation. The nest, built by both sexes, is a shallow scrape on bare mud or in sparse vegetation, even in shallow water, and is composed of short pieces of stems, roots, and leaves of marsh vegetation
Scientific Name : indopadilla sp
Family : Salticidae
📷Olympus OM-D EM-5 Mark III
📷M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f2.8
⚡Olympus Fl36r + Wayfuser
🇲🇾 Malaysia
A montage to show you courtship behaviour with Sminthurides nr. penicillifer, as with all Sminthurides species the male and female Springtail perform a courtship ritual. The male which is quite a bit smaller than the female will approach a female and attempt to link its antennae with the female (If the female lets him). The male has specially adapted antennae with long setae on it, it uses these setae to lock its antennae around the females antennae. The female will often carry the male around like this for some time, I'm not sure if this is to exhaust her or if there is some pheromone at play here. The male will then unlock itself and deposit spermatophores that the female will walk over.
In these images the male is the smaller of the linked pair, the females being a lot larger with the distinctive white abdominal and facial band :o)
The females are about 1mm in length and the males 0.6mm long, taken with the MP-E on a 1.4x teleconverter and some with an extra 36mm extension tube added between the lens and teleconverter.
I have included some extra images in the comments :o)
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Went today to this park so beautiful just between Beckenham & Bromley with its park area and its amazing 2 square miles of woodland and its wild walks. Got this shot of the 2 robins just before a hot brew and cake its a cracker mum feeding its mature chick, they must be early this year.
These are the starlings that hang out around the Brighton (Palace) Pier. In the last rays of sunshine they swarm around the pier. This behaviour is known as a 'murmuration'.
Two puffins (Fratercula arctica) are squabbling at the entrance of their cave.
Zwei Papageitaucher (Fratercula arctica) streiten am Eingang ihrere Höhle.
A small group of Oystercatchers flew overhead and were showing signs of coming in for a landing in this spot, yelling continuously. These two were having none of it, and responded by doing some yelling of their own, repeatedly alternating between holding their heads high and then bowing down. The small flock went away after much screeching and never did land here.
Photographed at Christchurch Botanic Gardens, in Christchurch, New Zealand, lying on the ground, no cover
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This is one of the 9 ducklings which were being watched over by their very attentive mother. Prior to taking to the water they were all resting next to mom but headed for the water shortly afterwards. After 10 minutes in the water, they all got back out on the grass and, as a group, walked along looking for tasty treats(bugs) in the lawn.
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From Wikipedia: The paradise shelduck (Tadorna variegata), also known as the paradise duck, or pūtangitangi in Māori, is a species of shelduck, a group of goose-like ducks, which is endemic to New Zealand. Johann Friedrich Gmelin placed it in the genus Anas with the ducks, geese and swans. Both the male and female have striking plumage: the male has a black head and barred black body, the female a white head with a chestnut body.
Paradise shelducks mate for life and usually live as pairs, and moult their feathers from December to February. They are primarily herbivorous, and mostly graze on pasture grasses and clover, but have been observed eating a wide range of invertebrates. They are seasonally hunted as a game bird throughout New Zealand, and today the IUCN Red List classifies them as a species of least concern.
Description:
The paradise shelduck is a colourful, large bodied species of duck that differs in features depending on the sex. Both females and males have chestnut-colour undertails, primarily black wing feathers with green secondary wing feathers, and upper wing surface feathers that are white. They have black legs and webbed feet for swimming.
The adult male has blue-black head and neck, with a black rump and tail; back and flank are lightly flecked with a pale yellow colour. The wing of males have contrasting white upper-coverts and black remiges, metallic green speculum feathers, and rusty brown tertials feathers. The male also has a dark grey flecked with pale-yellow breast and abdomen, chestnut undertail and underwing, and black iris, bill, legs, and feet. The female, unlike the male, has an entirely white hand head and neck with a dark grey back heavily flecked with pale yellow. The rest is very similar to the male with the female's body being dark or light chestnut depending on age and stage of molting.
The downy young are white with a brown crown and brown stripes from crown to tail. Juvenile males look much like the adult males, but the females are smaller with a white patch at the base of the bill. The females assume their white head during the first molt and 1–2 months after fledging their breast and abdomen turn dark chestnut.
Behaviour and ecology:
The male adopts a threat posture by dropping its head low with bill horizontal to the ground. If a female notices a threat on the water she responds by stretching out the neck and body while swimming towards the threat swinging her body back and forth, and making a high pitched call. On land she will lower her head and charge. Males will respond to the females by charging with her or taking on "high and erect" posture. In this posture the male will stretch its neck and head upwards and forwards, raise its feathers on the lower neck, call rapidly, and pivot between facing the threat and the female. When a predator threatens an adult pair with young, the parents will adopt the "broken wing display". The pair will run away from the young in a crouched position, raising and lowering its half-opened wings to distract the predator. Once the predator follows the pair away from the young, one of the adults will return to them.
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Anartia amathea
A butterfly original from South America, it is able to fly even during rain, In dull or cool conditions. Particularly in the early morning, they will bask for long periods on low foliage. They reportedly adopt a rather curios behaviour, the mate-rejection ritual, in which a gravid female rocks her erect wings continually from side to side, to indicate her lack of interest in the unlucky male.
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