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Well, not really; it belongs to the takeaway round the corner.

Found this taped onto a rack.. not sure what it means. am scared though...

Family Chrysomelidae. A caterpillar-dropping mimic.

These small clusters of hidden, venomous sea anemones were discovered in a deep, dark hole (puka) in a lava rock formation by me during reef surveys that my husband & I were conducting in Honaunau Bay, Hawaii. This species had not previously been reported on the Big Island. During our 900 hours of diving in this location, we only located this unique animal in one other spot, but due to unfavorable ocean conditions were unable to return to that location again to photograph them. Sea anemones are predatory, marine animals of the order Actiniaria.

 

*After discovering these hidden anemones, it took several consecutive years of scuba diving to photograph them under mostly turbid or dim light conditions. The day finally came to do our poster presentation at Western Illinois University, Annual Meetings of the Illinois State Academy of Science.

 

*Poster presentation can be viewed below.

 

Cranleigh CC v Surrey Cryptics, Cranleigh, August 31st 2025

Cranleigh CC v Surrey Cryptics, Cranleigh, August 31st 2025

三栄町 / Sanei-cho Tokyo, Japan

I assume these mark where the water and sewer pipes are going to go in a house that is apparently being constructed. I just liked the colours.

The rustic Cryptic Sun Symbol pure .995 silver charm is featured on a 16 inch natural leather cord. Quartz crystal is paired with carnelian and bound with sterling silver wire and frames charm on each side.

  

Available in my studio and my etsy shop:

www.etsy.com/shop/studioWorks20?section_id=11349540

not at all relevant to the hooding ceremony for us.

St Martin-in-the-Fields.

Cryptic Nights presents 'Articulations' by Numbercult at CCA, Glasgow on Thursday 7th May 2015

Oligosoma inconspicuum, Takitimu Mountains

I was outside in the midst of noise and bustling traffic until I took a path downward, one flight of stairs. I had now inhabited such a mysterious atmosphere, silent, dark, veiled. It was the glow emerging from the water that illuminated such artful craft, such unimaginative laborious beauty.

 

By: Amanda

Location: Turkey

Found in fuzzy filaments, chocolate tube slime, Bunker Hill Quarry, Blue Hills Reservation, Quincy, MA 7/13/25

Cycle trail marker, Ayr, Scotland

Meanwhile, Tarzan eat banana. Another installment of fun with sidewalks, Berkeley-style. Telegraph Ave., 2006-09-02.

Family Membracidae - Treehoppers.

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