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Up close with an Australian icon. The Redback Spider (Latrodectus hasselti), feared by early settlers, was historically responsible for 12 deaths . An antivenom has been available since 1956, and there have been no deaths directly due to redback bites since its introduction. The female spider, as seen in this shot, is much larger then its male counterpart and has the distinctive red stripe on its abdomen. The female 'digests' the male during a successful mating process, which seems to be unique to Latrodectus hasselti. Females reach around 1 cm in size while males are 3-4 mm when mature. Shot was taken with a 100mm macro lens. NSW, Australia
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electric chain hoist CM LODESTAR for theatrical scenes.
photo taken at the exhibition Namm 2015 in Moscow
Esta bella rapaz se alimenta exclusivamente de pescado, normalmente grandes, que ella misma captura.
Pesa aproximadamente 1,5 Kilogramos y su envergadura puede llegar hasta 1,80 metros
Son residentes todo el año en la Peninsula Ibérica, pero su población se incrementa con ejemplares que bajan del resto de Europa buscando mejor clima y comida
Macro Mondays: New
Happy New Year to all Macro Mondays moderators and members!
This cute little ceramic ballerina is a gift that I actually bought myself for Christmas. To me it symbolizes a renewal, and the hope that I can start dancing again soon.
The ballerina is not quite 8 cm from the top of her bun to the bottom of her tutu, which I cropped a little to make the picture fit the size requirements.
7.1.2017, Zu Besuch, Entwurf, 18x28 cm, Farbstifte, Acryl auf Papier.
7.1.2017, Visiting, 1st color design, 18x28 cm, colored pencils, acrylic on paper.
Scanned wet cyano.
Mike Ware's one part "new" senstizer. Printed on 30x40 cm generic aquarell paper.
Developed in tap water and cleared in Citric Acid 3%.
Untoned.
PS borders.
The Central Michigan RR Bay City to Durand, Michigan turn "the rocket" is seen arriving in Durand with former BNSF C30-7 5175 leading a couple more GE's - November 3, 2007.
P1690123 - Loten's Sunbird - Size - 13 cm
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The Loten's sunbird, long-billed sunbird or maroon-breasted sunbird, (Cinnyris lotenius) is a sunbird endemic to peninsular India and Sri Lanka. Its long bill distinguishes it from the similar purple sunbird that is found in the same areas and also tends to hover at flowers. Like other sunbirds, it feeds on small insects and builds characteristic hanging nests.
The species is named after a colonial Dutch governor of Ceylon, Joan Gideon Loten.
DO YOU KNOW - Less than 100 Pygmy Sloths Survive.
The Pygmy Three-toed Sloth (Bradypus pygmaeus) - is one of the world's most endangered mammals, according to a detailed survey of the population, which found less than 100 sloths hanging on in their island home. (May 24, 2012).
Happy birding! 🐾
BN+ rùi ^^
Cm cho B sẽ rẹp :*
thíc day by day qá :D
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cuộc đời trớ trêu :-)) bthân ???
Central Michigan’s GP8’s power a Blue Water excursion to Durand, MI in May of 1993. The photo was taken as they cross the Saginaw River southbound at Saginaw, Michigan.
Central Michigan’s train 702 is about to cross Lansing Rd. as it arrives in Durand, MI. This weekday train departed Bay City, MI during 1998.
Taille approximative 12 cm - Poids : 8 à 12 g
Merci à tous pour vos visites, favoris et commentaires.
Bonne journée.
Thanks you all for your visits, faves and comments.
Have a good day.
Central Michigan train 702 arrives in Durand, MI. during April of 1989. At this point the train has already started to back into the yard off the Port Huron wye.
Central Michigan’s engine 8803 is busy switching out cars at Genesee Yard during March of 1991. The track running off to the right heads to the bridge that crosses the Saginaw River and then on down to Durand.
STRADINA PER MI2 - La neve era caduta per un giorno intero, e l'ultima stava ancora cadendo. Questo vialetto innevato era un invito a nozze..
Central Michigan’s ‘Chem Train’ makes its way north through Zilwaukee, MI. during August of 1992. This shot was possible, for a short time, before they removed the dirt for the approaches of the old I75 bridge over the Saginaw River.
Southbound #701 from Bay City arrives in Durand with 41 cars on 3/23/91. This U23B was rebuilt by the Missouri Pacific with an EMD cab, the only one of its kind on their system. Central Michigan acquired MP's U23Bs at start up.
BIT OF A SAD DAY ON TWO ACCOUNTS!
Its my birthday and its got a "o" on the end.
My enthusiasm has waned for local birds, they seem so drab, but hey! the photography is far more challenging in the poor light and bad weather, so now thinking positive, lets hit the trail while I still can, and with CAMERA and ZIMMER frame lets be up and away!!!!
Thank you for your visit and comments it means a lot to such a old man!...lol.....Keep safe..Tomx
Central Michigan’s 8801 & 8804 sitting idle at Durand’s railroad yard. Picture was taken in March of 1989.
Photo taken in Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia
2016/03/27
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The Common Iora, Male
Try Viewing it in Full Screen
at Jungle View Homestay
@ Coonoor, Nilgiris Dist
Tamil Nadu, India
19 June 2022
Sony a7riv with Sony 600mm f4 Lens
The Common Iora are brightly coloured small passerine birds, measuring 12 to 13 cm in length and weighing 12 to 17 gms that is widely distributed in Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia and South China.
These Common Iora species are sexually dimorphic, the males being slightly larger and having bright breeding plumage. There is large variation in the plumage, with the populations showing variations, some of which are designated as subspecies. The subspecies A. t. multicolor is distributed in Southern India (Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala) and Sri Lanka.
The male Common Iora has black wing and black tail. The breeding male had a black cap and black back. The females have greenish wings and olive tail. The underparts are yellow in both male and female. There are two white bars on the wings. The bill is pointed and notched with a straight culmen. The irises are blackish in males and pale yellow in females. The feet are greyish.
Common Ioras forage in trees in small groups, gleaning among the branches for insects. They sometimes join mixed species feeding flocks. The call is a mixture of churrs, chattering and whistles, and the song is a trilled wheeeee-tee. They may sometimes imitate the calls of other birds such as Drongos.
During the breeding season, mainly after the monsoons, the male Common Iora performs an acrobatic courtship display, darting up into the air fluffing up all his feathers, especially those on the pale green rump, then spiralling down to the original perch. Once he lands, he spreads his tail and droops his wings. These species are monogamous. The breeding pair build a compact, shallow cup-shaped nest on a fork of a tree. The nest is a shallow saucer of interwoven grass, cobwebs and fibers.
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Imagine my surprise...finding this guy in my kitchen!
He's approximately 2 cm in length now - quite a bit larger than a couple of weeks ago!
Cm dùm đi :-( đừg chùa nữa =(((
(*) 10.3 đz ngĩ ;)) zuôi w ấm qá chời =p~
E yêu A nhiều lắm :-x mog sao cứ đươc như vậy hòai A har ^^ :*
(*) ngtar yêu nhau hay gọi nhau = ~ cái tên thân mật nge ngọt ngào har ;)) nào là " gấu " "bụng mỡ" r` tới "bé chồng" đồ này nọ. Còn mình y nhau gọi nhau = zì a nhĩ ? :)) hình như là "chó điên" w "chó ăn cứt" thi phải :))))))
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qunQWeW7uJM] hài vl` :))
Le Héron cendré (Ardea cinerea Linnaeus, 1758) est une espèce d'oiseaux échassiers de la famille des Ardeidae. Il se caractérise par un long cou, un long bec pointu et de longues pattes. Il possède une excellente vue panoramique latérale et une très bonne vision binoculaire frontale. Son ouïe, également très développée, le fait réagir au moindre bruit suspect. Il atteint en général 95 cm de hauteur et une envergure de 1,85 m pour une masse de 1,5 à 2 kg. Le Héron cendré peut vivre 25 ans mais des individus n'atteignent même pas un an.