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A pair of oystercatcher engaged in a very noisy territorial display on the Conwy RSPB reserve.

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At the Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay.

Ellerslie International Flower Show, Hagley Park, Christchurch New Zealand, March 9, 2012.

 

For five days each March, Christchurch’s North Hagley Park is home to one of the world’s best flower shows and horticultural events – the Ellerslie International Flower Show.

 

The annual gardening and lifestyle extravaganza attracts a global audience of garden designers, garden lovers and international media, championing the best of garden design, garden trends and new products.

Most importantly, the Ellerslie International Flower Show provides the horticultural, floral, landscape design and construction businesses with the opportunity to showcase to the world the best of what New Zealand has to offer.

 

Ellerslie has built a reputation as New Zealand’s annual flower show and just like the famous Chelsea Flower Show in London forecasts the latest garden design trends and plant fashions. Visitors to Ellerslie get the first chance to see the hottest new plants, colours and looks by the country’s leading landscape architects and garden designers.

 

The Show also supports the grassroots of the gardening industry with a strong focus on community involvement and special displays for floral art groups, horticultural societies and garden clubs.

 

The Christchurch City Council purchased the Flower Show in November in 2007 to enhance the city’s international reputation as New Zealand’s Garden City – developed last century when Christchurch hosted The Great New Zealand Exhibition in 1906-07 - and to celebrate the city’s rich cultural heritage.

 

Christchurch is now working to develop the Ellerslie International Flower Show as one of the top five shows in the world.

The round items are apparently created from swift spit (they make their nests out of saliva, which solidifies), which is a base of sorts for a soup. It's considered a delicacy.

 

Holiday in Taiwan, April and May 2010.

Year 9 students help to create a display for the science department

The display room at JemCon 2012.

They always have fun displays!

Upper West Side.

New York, NY.

The Christmas display in the window of a jewelry shop in Stonegate, York consisted of models of urban squares with snow, postboxes, benches, railings and jewelry. This is one of them.

 

Tenuous Link: Just one small square

60+06 Lockheed P-3C Orion of the German Navy at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford 18/7/15

in Hollywood Studios in Disney World, Orlando, Florida

Holiday window display on 5th avenue

Flower displays outside Allison's Wonderland Tearooms at Llancadle South Wales.

One of the builders bikes parked inside during construction. Thought it looked like a disply of somekind :)

am i the only person that finds this creepy??

Artsfest 2011, Birmingham. Free arts festival.

I need another shelf for rest of them.

Some of our favorite new products on the display table include Flor & Flor crystallized flowers and Massa Amethyst.

Talented Baking and Pastry students display their creations for review during their final class of the quarter at The International Culinary School of The Art Institute of Portland.

 

Learn more about The Art Institute of Portland: www.artinstitutes.edu/portland

 

Photo: Lulu Hoeller

Display during 2013 Evening Aglow at Stutzmans Greenhouse south of Hutchinson Kansas.

Year of the Rooster - Senior Infants

Display aus Edelstahl magnetisch in weiß od. Edelstahl

1:1 Cardboard Installation

Semester 01, 2008

New subdivision in Thornlands (Cleveland), east Brisbane

A few new edits of old photos from the Leuchars 2010 airshow weekend. Belgian F-16 parked up.

Demonstration

 

I hope you enjoy my display and ideas. I played some Black Eyed Peas and M.I.A. while setting up... and had a blast!

I made this thing myself out of brass wire. It's an earring tree and I'm going to use it to display my earringdesigns on fairs and jewelryparties

The yellow glow caught my eye.

Ahorran espacio y coste al eliminar la necesidad de un microcontrolador adicional

Bolymin, Inc., empresa representada en España por Anatronic, S.A., anuncia la disponibilidad de cuatro nuevos sistemas compuestos por un display LCD monocromo y un microcontrolador embebido PIC de 16 bit y bajo consumo.

Al eliminar la necesidad de un microcontrolador adicional, estos sistemas se convierten en una magnífica solución para ahorrar espacio y coste en múltiples aplicaciones con dispositivos móviles y reproductores de medios.

Las principales características de estos sistemas embebidos son memoria Flash de 64 KB y SRAM de 8 KB, así como EEPROM de 64 KB actualizable (opción de 128 KB), mínimo consumo de corriente, funciones ‘power-on reset’ (POR) y watchdog programable y un amplio número de herramientas de desarrollo y notas de aplicación.

Los cuatro nuevos sistemas embebidos también se distinguen por unas excelentes capacidades de conectividad a través de puerto serie dual (uno RS232 y otro compartido con RS422 y RS485), puerto RS232 / 422 / 485, junto con diver de EEPROM I2C, driver LCM y soporte de una tensión de 4.5 a 5.5 V.

Estos sistemas embebidos de display para crear una solución programable se presentan con manual de usuario, disco de software y cable ISP (como opción).

A continuación se enumeran los cuatro sistemas:

•BEGV606M: Módulo BO2002A + microcontrolador PIC de 16 bit.

•BEGV627M: Módulo BO12864G + microcontrolador PIC de 16 bit.

•BEGV629M: Módulo BL12864G + microcontrolador PIC de 16 bit.

•BEGV639M: Módulo BG24064A + microcontrolador PIC de 16 bit.

 

Laura Richardson's stunt display over Herne Bay

This animation shows this little hummer's feeding display. Unlike the other hummers in the yard, it approaches the feeder from the side, about 4 inches to the side and 4 inches above the feeding tube.

 

Then it hovers for a sip, and repeats the maneuver. It ends by backing off about 4 inches, hovering for a second, then speeding off.

 

The bird repeats this process when it feeds in the afternoon during twilight. In the morning, it goes directly to the feeder tube, hovers and sips, then jets off.

 

Pentax istDS at F22, with 70-220mm Soligor manual lens at about 200mm. ISO 200 and 180th second shutter. Camera is about 4 ft. from the feeder.

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