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Long time ago I used to take pictures of Holes .This fascination of digging deep.watching things happening from above.those tiny creatures.big turning small.memmories of Archaelogical digs.looking for potsherds,coins,ancient buildings.hurting the earth,injures of dirt,open wounds.
It was my brother's birthday party yesterday and one of his friends gave him this dinosaur egg which he has to dig into to reveal the fossil. Dunno what species is inside but one thing is for sure, I enjoy this as much (or even more) as he does.
When I was a kid and someone would dig a hole the saying always was that they were, "digging to China." I'm not sure where the saying came from. All Alice found was more sand, heh.
21 weeks 4 days
DIGGING IN - A groundbreaking was held for Stagecoach Rehabilitation, part of Senior Care Healthcare Group, Oct. 25 in Bridgeport. At the event were (from left) Dr. David Ray, medical director; Dan Marick, administrator; Dr. John Richardson; Dr. John Riberio; Max Ludeke, CEO North Texas Community Hospital; and Brandon Emmons, Bridgeport city manager. Messenger photo by Joe Duty
Adorable weevil digging its “snout” into the trunk of a tree in our garden. [Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
We're serious people (some might say, seriously crazy).
Serious in trying out all the flavours, taking notes and ranking our faves!
May 25, 2013
Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, Calgary, AB.
This Northern Flicker was digging in the dirt but paused for a moment to give me a quick pose.
What a trouble maker...
Valentino. 10 months old. St. Bernard x Great Pyrenees.
Rachel Larson # 1646
I'm not sure what these people are doing, but they were digging I'm assuming for shoes, flip flops or whatever. Looked like an interesting scene that needed to be captured.
I talked with my auntie about these people...she told me they are illegal street vendors. So when the cops come, they grab as much as they can and run. Explains the temporary pack ability of their goods...
Sassy is one of the five Timber cubs at our sanctuary. She is digging through her hay hoping to find a snack.
By the end of the first day, even the students who were initially the most hesitant find themselves actively participating in dissection.
Black-necked Stilt
Scientific name: Himantopus mexicanus (Statius Muller, 1776
Portuguese: Pernilongo de costas negras
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