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Ladybug enjoying it's late lunch. The little bug was digging deeply into some spring blossom. Apparently, it has having a good one since you can actually see the pollen on it's back!
Another attempt at 1:1 macro photography. I will keep on trying, it is hard but even more fun!
If you're ever in Orlando the T-Rex restaurant at downtown disney is pretty awesome. While you wait an outrageous amount of time you can dig fossils. Luckily we didn't fossilize waiting what seemed like forever to be seated for dinner.
Kampala downtown, Uganda: some people are digging in a muddle of garbage to find out something to eat
Good Morning America came to shoot a little story on us, then decided we were unbelievable and they had to come back!
They will return on Jan. 13th and will broadcast LIVE from our Seafood Dock!
Come join us! Doors open at 6:30am for the broadcast!
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Order: Testudines
Family: Emydidae
Genus: Terrapene
Species: Terrapene carolina
Subspecies: Terrapene carolina bauri
The Florida box turtle is a subspecies of common or eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina) endemic to Florida. The species is listed as vulnerable by the IUCN, with threats including habitat loss and collection for the pet trade.
Everglades National Park, FL
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Welcome to my Flickr 365 Project! I’m calling it my 365 Species Project, because for each day of the year, I will post a photo of a different species of organism...
At the moment, I've fallen really far behind on my project. I know that some of you are quite disappointed, and that many others of you have simply lost interest. Well, to tell the truth, I've gotten quite burnt out recently, and I just haven't had it in me to keep up with the project. I've been staring at the computer so damn much at work, that I just can't find it in me to sit down and look at it for one more second in my free time, even for something I love so much as photography. So I've fallen behind in my project (and in other aspects of life!). I'm in a pretty good state of mind right now, and with field season starting to pickup for us herpetologists, I should hopefully be in the field a lot more and at my desk a lot less. That should mean a lot more new photos and a lot less catchup. But to drop some more truth on y'all, digging myself out of this hole I'm in is going to be quite a daunting task. So as not to get too much more burnt out, I'm only going to try for 2 or 3 photos a day, instead of worrying about catching up all at once. Wish me luck!
So today is day #117 of 365, but this is just photo #94.
Jim and I worked for amost an hour, digging around this huge chunk and hoping it would be a nice agate - unfortunately, it turned out to be only black jasper and may have weighed in well over three hundred pounds - it is still there!
I spent the afternoon digging a trench for irrigation pipe at my parents' new house. Did about 100'. Photo was taken with my cell phone (LG Lotus).
We use fiberglass to make artificial digging site. In the site, all fiberglass dinosaur fossil replica's manufacture according to real science data. Meaningful Dinosaur Skeleton Replica Prop!
23 May, StarMagic Studios
this was my backyard this morning....
Now it's my big hole....We are digging it out and putting our sinking our pool just a little.....
Inspection of superimposed till layers and glacial flutes in front of Isfallsglaciären, Tarfala valley.
Me digging test unit 4C, off of backhoe trench 4, 41KR621 (the Gatlin site), Kerr County, Texas. Taken in June 2004, at my first contract archaeology dig! That shirt is now absolutely destroyed, but I still wear those pants regularly. Photo taken by Dr. Brett Houk.
In May and June, Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm hosted a series of volunteer events, partnering with many organizations, local business, and members of the community. During one event, volunteers, along with Audubon staff, removed non-native invasives and replaced them with native plants that will attract birds and butterflies. Each volunteer received a complimentary lunch, Audubon at Home information and a free wildflower to plant in their own yard.
At another event, 450 students from Edison School helped to plant a prairie in their newly created Land Lab. Teachers, parents and students received information about the prairie project before the planting event and many neighbors stopped by to admire the work.
The horse digs in as the barrel racer looks for the next barrel.
From the Georgia High School Rodeo Association Finals in Perry, GA.
Nikon D7200 -- Nikon 80-200mm F2.8
155mm
F4@1/250th
ISO 5,000
(RDO_5387 -2)
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