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We enjoyed seeing the Comb-crested Jacana or Lotus birds walking on the Lotus leaves on the South Alligator River, Kakadu.
Scene from the most excellent Star Wars spoof, "Spaceballs" when Dark Helmet relays orders to his troops to "comb the desert". Part of the 2012 I LUG NY New York Comic Con display.
La BB27152M en tête du 50270 reliant Bayonne à Valenton remontant le PO à quelques kilomètres de son terminus.
Kiefern im Abendlicht
Pinos en la luz del atardecer
Pines in the evening light
Die Kanarische Kiefer ist auf den Kanarischen Inseln endemisch. Sie ist die wirtschaftlich wichtigste Baumart der Kanaren. Die Kanarische Kiefer ist ein immergrüner Baum (Wuchshöhen von 15 bis 25 Meter). Auf Teneriffas befindet sich ein 60 Meter hoher Baum mit einem Stammdurchmesser von 265 Zentimetern. Damit ist die Kanarische Kiefer die größte Kiefer in der Alten Welt. Die sehr biegsamen Nadeln stehen dicht zusammen. Sie werden 15 und 30 Zentimeter lang. Mit den langen Nadeln ist der Baum in der Lage Nebelwolken „auszukämmen“. Es kommt zu einem Niederschlag durch Kondenswasser. Es werden so kleinräumig Niederschlagsmengen erreicht. Alte Bäume überstehen Brände aufgrund ihrer dicken Baumrinde häufig unbeschadet. Sie sind in der Lage aus Ästen und Stämmen neue auszutreiben.
Canary pine is endemic to the Canary Islands. It is the economically most important tree species of the Canary Islands. The Canary pine is an evergreen tree (stature heights of 15 to 25 meters). On Tenerife there is a 60 meter high tree with a trunk diameter of 265 centimeters. This makes the Canary pine the largest pine in the Old World. The very flexible needles are close together. They are 15 and 30 inches long. With the long needles, the tree is able to "comb out" clouds of mist. It comes to a precipitation by condensation. It will reach such a small amount of precipitation. Old trees survive fires often unscathed due to their thick bark. They are able to drive out new branches and branches.
El pino canario es endémico de las Islas Canarias. Es la especie arbórea económicamente más importante de las Islas Canarias. El pino canario es un árbol de hoja perenne (alturas de estatura de 15 a 25 metros). En Tenerife hay un árbol de 60 metros de altura con un diámetro de tronco de 265 centÃmetros. Esto hace que el pino canario sea el pino más grande del Viejo Mundo. Las agujas muy flexibles están muy juntas. Tienen 15 y 30 pulgadas de largo. Con las agujas largas, el árbol es capaz de "peinar" nubes de niebla. Se trata de una precipitación por condensación. Alcanzará una cantidad tan pequeña de precipitación. Los árboles viejos sobreviven incendios a menudo indemnes debido a su espesa corteza. Pueden expulsar nuevas ramas y ramas.
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Taken on a seven week trip following the TransAmerica and Western Express trails with my cycling buddy, Simon, in May and June, 2011.
Coming through the V shaped cut in the Comb Ridge (top) produced a genuine jaw-dropping moment. From rocky, scrubby desert we emerged into a stunning and immense landscape that was literally breathtaking. As was the subsequent climb up to Salvation Knoll in the late afternoon heat...
Spencer Combs was extremely kind enough to let Noah and I crash at his place for a night while we were in Minneapolis. Him and Collin have been two of my favorite photogs to follow and it was such a great time being able to meet/hang with both of them. Go give his work a look please, you won't be disappointed!
Hmong woman Chai… The aluminum hand made combs are a symbol of love and fidelity, given to the woman by her husband or very close male relative. Many now use bright colors plastic combs, but the traditional metal comb can still be seen and is highly cherished by women.
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Mujer Hmong chai.. el aluminio trabajado a mano, son un sÃmbolo de amor y fidelidad, dado a las mujeres por su esposo o un familiar muy cercano.
Hoy se usan peinetas de plástico combinadas con colores brillantes ó fuertes, pero el metal tradicional es el preferido de las mujeres.
Many thanks to Lau_dec and Barbara for translating. Gracias
Como una parte más de la naturaleza, poética y simbólica, enclavada en las rocas de la playa de Bilbao, se encuentra la escultura El peine de los vientos (1977) del genial Eduardo Chillida.
EfÃmera y caduca, representa la levedad y, al mismo tiempo, la eterna permanencia en el paseo de Ondarreta en San Sebastián, soportando el empuje de las olas que rompen en ella.
I found several pieces of a honey bee comb on the ground in my back yard under a hickory tree. I've learned that dark colored combs are typically a "brood comb" where the queen bee layed her eggs. I wonder if the bees from by neighbor's hives were stressed/unhappy there and decided to swarm and form a new colony in the branches of the hickory tree. Honey bees are usually present in my bird baths, I think because the beekeeper neighbor doesn't regularly provide a water source.
Taken on a boat trip off Skye, back in July (for Pog's pix special birthday). These swim using cilia. Fascinating creatures. I loved the way they came up to the surface, stretched and shimmered, then disappeared back below. Larger than I imagined, about 20cm/8" was the longest stretch we saw, but they change shape constantly. I just love these lesser seen creatures full stop!
A female comb duck shows off her beautiful colorful wings in this wildlife portrait.
thrifted.
the bottom one with the deer, i had one just like it as a child!
and i had a similar cat comb aswell. :)