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A taste of things to come for a while at least. With nowhere to go, and no visits from Gemma until April, my photos are mostly glam nights in.
I do like this blue lace dress.
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Hope that you guys enjoy the Lily! This is natural lighting and it just happened to work out where the sun was shining right through the middle of this lily. Making it look like it was lighted from within!
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One of the first shots with my new iPhone 5. Enhanced with the Graphic Converter gloom filter. Type L for a better view.
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Oops - forgot this one from June.
So I got brave and bought myself an epilator!
I have to admit I was not looking forward to the first use one little bit! I have a low pain threshold. But in fact it was a lot less painful than I expected - and I have been using it ever since. I am a convert!
I think it helps that I've been on hormones for near on 2 years, which will mean the hairs are finer and softer, and it helps that I epilated under a hot shower. I would describe the sensation as similar to being on a beach on a gusty day, with the sand particles hitting you legs and arms. I thought my first session of laser hair removal was way more painful than this, and even that was nowhere near as bad as I thought it would be.
My legs did look like a plucked chicken for the rest of the day though, ha ha!
Ou comment un délire capillaire se transforme en doute... j'ai fait la bêtise de "tester pour le fun" cette wig sur Thildène... maintenant je doute, ça lui va bien et c'était pas prévu ... lol
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September's LFF weekend was a bit different from usual. The evening was tinged with sadness and loss as we had a memorial for Janie Marie Swann, the amazing organiser of LFF who sadly passed away in July.
But it wa also a hugely social night meeting loads of people, friends old and new.
And I did a thing - I made my karaoke debut! It was nerve-wracking but I loved it! After a bit of a shaky start I loved every second!
In Queens Court.
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In this photo meet Mouila and Mahale during feeding time at Sydney's Taronga zoo. A big crowd was there to see two week old Mahale who has only been visible to the public for three days. An excellent talk by the keeper and an amazingly calm mother and baby Western lowland gorillas captivated the crowd. It was great to see so many people interested and was a privelige to photograph these brilliant animals.
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Mahale the Western Lowland Gorilla:
Taronga Zoo's head Primate Keeper, Louise Grossfeldt, said: "Zoo breeding programs are critical for helping to insure against rapidly declining numbers in African countries where the bush meat trade, poaching and forest clearing continue to threaten the long-term survival of the species.
"Mouila, which means ‘African Fantasy', is our most experienced female. She lavishes attention on her offspring and is also mother of two other females in the group, ‘Kriba' and five year old ‘Mbeli'. The baby was sired by the magnificent silverback, Kibabu."
"We are all exceptionally pleased with the safe birth of this baby. The natural family structure and Kibabu's excellent leadership help us show visitors the remarkable and calm nature of these gentle vegetarians while explaining how important it is to help ensure a sustainable future for these proud apes.
"The infant is the second born into the group this year. Zoo-based breeding groups like Taronga's are increasingly vital following the recent announcement by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) at the International Primatological Society Conference in Edinburgh this month that almost half of the world's 634 primate species face extinction. Ebola Virus alone has reduced wild Western Lowland Gorilla numbers by 90% in some areas.
"This is Mouila's 6th infant and the 14th baby sired by ‘Kibabu', Taronga's impressive Silverback. Kibabu is a close-to-perfect leader and protector and he makes sure the inquisitive juveniles and aunties give the new mother and baby space and settling time," said Louise.
adding comments with the sewing machine while reading Rainer Maria Rilke "Letters to a Young Poet"
mit der Nähmaschine beim Lesen Anmerkungen in Rainer Maria Rilkes "Briefe an einen jungen Dichter" genäht
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Tree Martin
Scientific Name: Petrochelidon nigricans
Description: The Tree Martin is a small, swallow-like bird. The adult has a reddish-brown lower forehead, which becomes paler with wear. Its upper forehead, the crown of its head and the back of its neck are a glossy blue-black, though the gloss is lost with wear. It has a black patch in front of its eyes. Its upper back and shoulders are also blue-black. Its rump area is grey, grading towards the rear to brownish grey with reddish grey or buff edges, constituting a contrasting rump-patch . The upper tail is grey-black. Most of the upper wing appears blackish. The bird is paler underneath - sides of breast smoky grey, rest of breast, flanks and thighs dull reddish-brown, buff or cream.These colours grade into almost whiite towards the birds underside rear. Juvenile birds are similar but paler and brown where adults are glossy blue-black.
Similar species: The Fairy Martin, H. ariel, is similar but its upper head is reddish-brown rather than glossy blue-black, and it is paler and cleaner looking underneath. The Fairy Martin also has a shorter and squarer tail with a shorter fork and a white rump. The Welcome Swallow H. neoxenahas no contrasting rump-patch. Its whole forehead is reddish-brown and it has a large reddish-brown throat patch. It usually has long tail streamers, or forked tail, though not during a moult.
Where does it live?
Distribution: The Tree Martin is found through eastern Indonesia, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, and is widespread throught out Australia. It occasionally visits New Zealand and various outlying islands.
Habitat: Tree Martins are found in the air above a range of habitats ranging from open grassed areas to forests, especially near wetlands, but they are also found in urban areas. They are found from the coasts to the arid inlands, from sea-level to over 1500m altitude.
Seasonal movements: In eastern Australia southern populations of Tree Martins tend to migrate from southern Australia to winter in northern Australia and New Guinea, although some do not do so. Birds move north in autumn and south in spring. The pattern in South and Western Australia is less clear.
Feeding: Tree Martins eat insects, including ants, beetles, bugs, flies and wasps. They hunt by observing from a perch and sallying forth to catch prey on the wing. They do this at canopy height or higher, or low over open countryside. However they do occasionally pick food off the ground and other surfaces.
Breeding: Tree Martin's nests can be either isolated or in colonies. In cases where the birds do not migrate, they will often visit the nest-site throughout the year. The nest is mostly in a hole in a tree branch, usually horizontal, which is often up high. Occasionally the nest is in holes or cracks in tree trunks or in cliffs, banks or even buildings. Nests are mostly in eucalypts, though other trees are used. Tree Martins sometimes lay their eggs straight onto the rotten wood in the nesting hollow or onto a bed of leaves, sometimes with dry grass, straw or feathers or other suitable materials. Some may build mud nests. Mud is also sometimes used around the hole at the entrance to a nest to reduce its size. Nesting materials are collected by both birds in a pair. When mud is used it has been observed to be obtained from the water's edge.
Calls: The Tree Martin's call is a twittering sound. They often twitter constantly.
Minimum Size: 10cm
Maximum Size: 13cm
Average size: 12cm
Average weight: 15g
Breeding season: August-January
Clutch Size: 2 or 3 usually, but up to 5
(Source: www.birdsinbackyarrds.net)
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The Sheffield Beer And Cider Festival is something that Gemma always tries to attend and she had hotel bookings for that weekend, but unfortunately as with many things recently, the beer festival was cancelled. BUt we decided to have a Sheffield weekend just the same, and it was a brill time!
Our good friend Sarah also happened to be in town the first couple of days so we got to spend time with her too - first time since early 2020. It was lovely catching up.
A couple of selfies in the hotel room before heading out on the town for the evening.
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Description: 29th Jan 2013. View of rocky shores of Tanjung Jara in Terengganu during breaks of the monsoon season.
Location: Tanjung Jara, Terengganu, Malaysia
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Filter: Lee Filters (0.9 hard) + Lee Filters (1.2 hard)
Exposure: 1.6 seconds
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100
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