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A smiling happy home-owner. Leaf-cutter Bees (Megachile centuncularis) haven't been around the garden for a while, but now there are loads of them. They usually cut a perfect circular disc out of rose leaves (without greatly harming the rose) to take back to the nest. The nest is usually a hole in timber created by man (in this case a hole drilled in a plank for a bolt) or sometimes created by other creatures such as large, boring beetle larvae. The leaf in this picture is actually growing out of the ground, through the hole, which is some feat as the plank is about a foot (30cm) above the ground, resting on some rocks!
A quote from ‘The Wind in the Willows’ 'Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats. These next few images mirror my thoughts. We have, over the years, walked many a coastal mile, not far from boats. We’ve been on the water on more than a few occasion and enjoyed every minute. Hope that you enjoy these moments in time.
This first batch was taken locally, along the River Blackwater at Heybridge Basin, Essex.
A female leaf cutter, Megachile species, browsing on a buckwheat. Note the yellow pollen packed on the underside of her abdomen.
MHWA C425 #2456 leads this southbound train of LPG cars (not epictured) alongside Mud Creek in Remsen, NY on October 16, 2018.
Ever see the shot posted or in print? Can't really find the footing for a new angle? But you take the shot anyways because you like trains and you want one of your own?
I first saw this shot taken by friend, Joe Hance of the MHWA M420W, I've then seen it done by 2 or 3 other guys, didn't matter, in 2018 I decided to do the "Cookie Cutter" and add this one to my collection...
Fujichrome Provia 100F
Copyright by Ben Martin
Done by plenty before me...;-)
UK Border Force 42m Customs Cutter "Searcher" prowls the Solent between the UK mainland and the Isle fo Wight. Seen during a Timeline Events photographic day.
RUSTY CUTTER ~ Saint Joseph, Missouri ~ Copyright ©2014 Bob Travaglione ~ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ~ www.FoToEdge.com
The Stone Cutter is the man behind some of the greatest palaces of the Kaph. Nothing makes him happier than bringing the sandstones of the desert to life!
Part of my entry to the a Guilds of Historica Collectible Minifig series.
I think this is a leaf cutter Bee. on a dead tree trunk I have left in my wild garden. My bee hotel has been very busy this year
wooden vintage pastry cutter my Father made for my Mother in their early days of marriage. My Father loves pie and this wooden cutter that he crafted in 1953 was used to make the lattice work on the top of my Mother's pies. These days I use this apple cutter to cut out the pattern on the top of my apple pies.
This was taken in my back garden. Colin wants to know when he can use the hosepipe again.
Can anyone tell me how long they take to emerge?
A link to the set up phot shot [ www.flickr.com/photos/33795536@N05/7772720618/in/photostream ]
Leaf cutter ants are basically tiny farmers—they cut up leaves and haul them back home to grow their own food from fungus.
Timmappa Naik Karkimakki, one of the few skilled coconut log cutter of my village. He splits the log and that is used for roofing. He is doing this job from ages, earlier he use to do this work using axe, now upgraded and uses chainsaw. No doubt technology enhanced his working speed.
USCGC Mackinaw (WLBB-30) is a 240-foot vessel built as a heavy icebreaker for operations on the Great Lakes for the United States Coast Guard. The Mackinaw is stationed at Cheboygan, Michigan but seen here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
This is a much wider version, and a different photo from the series, of a bee I showed seven years ago.
I think this is a 'Patchwork Leaf Cutter Bee' (Megachile centuncularis), finessing her construction material prior to flying it back to her nest site. This little insect kept me entertained whilst I had a coffee in the back garden. She made multiple flights to and from a small gap in the timbers of our pergola, with a good sized chunk of leaf in her mandibles on each inbound flight.
From a series of photos made two years and two cameras ago. This image has never before been seen.
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Nikon D7000. Tamron 180mm Macro. 1/500th @ f/18. ISO 1250. EV = - 1.0. Hand Held.
Hey all! Another Indy scene from me (although I did remember, after deciding to do this one, that the Jungle Cutter just made an about 1.5 second appearance in the entire movie - but oh well, LEGO made a set of it, so I hope y'all remember it as well! XD) - and this one's from the Crystal Skull! And yes, I know I've missed a couple movies so far - I'll be trying to correct that soon if I can, :D
Required poem, XP And if you can't figure out
the tune (with a few interjections, yes, XP), what are you doing reading the description to an Indy build anyways?? XD Hahaha.
What's adventure's
Life to me?
Naught compared to,
Slicing down this tree!
Though I confess it,
Can possibly,
Be a bit drowsy
And lousy,
And frowsy -
You caught me.
Alright.
I admit it, I was asleep,
When he showed up,
Without a single peep (I was asleep) -
And through the windshield,
He let it leap!
And it blew us,
And flew plus,
Right through us,
Adieu us!
Just view us!
What? What?! What'd'ya mean he's the hero,
And not me!?!?
of size pictures for the DAS.
Thanks for viewing, C&C are welcome as always! :)
(And yes, before you ask - I didn't want to cut my flex tubes, hahaha, XP)