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Zebra with brown stripes

Serengeti National Park - Tanzania

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"Life is in diversity, not in monotony"

M.K. Soni.

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"La vida esta en la diversidad, no en la monotonía"

The project was launched by the late president of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who wanted to establish a structure that would unite the cultural diversity of the Islamic world with the historical and modern values of architecture and art.

"We should indeed keep calm in the face of difference, and live our lives in a state of inclusion and wonder at the diversity of humanity." - George Takei

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Variety of birds in the same scene.

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Nice selection of cactus in the Botanic Garden/ Rio de Janeiro.

 

Clockwise:

- Tacinga palmadosa

- Ferocactus glaucences

- Melocactus zehntneri

- Cleitocactus strausii

Discover the opportunity that is found in DIVERSITY.

We are all different. Get used to it.

Atalanta & Peacockbutterfly

2021 - Cover Queen - Halloween - Pairi Daiza - guitares Music Man signature J. Petrucci, S. Lukather et fender telecaster...

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Kanga is the 3rd of the three sisters. They all have different colors, and Kanga shows all of them combined - really cool (Squirrels-2020-1132.jpg)

International Mother Language Day is a worldwide annual observance held on 21 February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism.

(www.un.org/en/observances/mother-language-day )

Therefore I placed a spoon on the Kindle Reader on my iPad and captured this Welsh novella , not that there are many Welsh Language Books available on Amazon.

 

Created for the new Shock of the New Challenge 58.0 ~ Heart Art~

 

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I usually don't take pictures of birds at feeders, but I couldn't resist this one--three species, each with their own private "booth". The top two birds are American Goldfinches; the red-breasted bird is a House Finch; and, the bird on the right is a Black-capped Chickadee.

 

Taken through a window at the Stony Creek Nature Center.

Standing on the side of a logging road and looking out into Vancouver Island's rain forest, one cannot help but be amazed at the diversity of nature up in the trees. You need to stand there for a while and take it all in.

There is an amazing diversity in arctic plants, all minature-sized compared to their counterparts further south. Here is a colourful example from a south facing slope in late summer, Danmark Ø, Scoresby Sund, East Greenland.

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apartment building Serpelingstraat, Hoogvliet-Rotterdam

 

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Welcome to Denali NP ... a place where the wildlife roams and the landscapes loom ... a wilderness environment like none other.

 

I remember the first time we visited to Denali NP. I was so perplexed at the fact that only the first 15 miles could be explored from the car (or RV in our case). How could we ever get "into" the park to savor its treasures? I soon realized that the shuttle bus system, though frustrating at times, was our ticket for discovery and exploration. For us, it's on and off of the shuttle, leaving the in between times for hiking on the non-designated trail system. Those trails are DIY trails and full of places where you could literally be the first to experience that moment. Of course, that would not be the case for this image. These caribou antlers were on an informal exhibit atop the Eielson Visitor Center well inside the park. To me, they represented the varied wildlife within the boundaries of the majestic Denali wilderness.

 

Denali NP is the subject of our blog this week, and next week as well. Check it out if you haven't done so already. It can be found at

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On a side note, we have just returned from out west, with photography opportunities within Yellowstone NP, Grand Teton NP, as well as a few surrounding areas. It was wonderful being away, but also nice to return home. I will be trying to catch up on some of your photostreams this week.

 

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Creu Coberta Street

Sants District, Barcelona

Artist: Manu Twice

 

Possibly one of the best artists in Barcelona. He perfectly combines colors and creates a very interesting color palette. Manu Twice is an expert in creating textures, reliefs, volumes and shadows that make his murals come to life. A world of sensations, memories and humor surround you when you find yourself in front of one of them.

   

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Wohnstadt Carl Legien

Design: Brumo Taut

Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin

 

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Mer Bleue Bog, Greenbelt, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

 

Due to the peat acidity and lack of minerals, most plants cannot survive in the bog, Sphagnum acts as an insulation against the sun and shortens the growing season by retaining the cold long after the snow melts. All these conditions make this area ideal for plants that are accustomed to the rigours of the North, and the peat bog has become the kingdom to plants of the Tundra. The Labrador Tea, Leatherleaf and Laurel: three of the main shrubs that carpet the northern tundra along with trees like the Larch (or Tamarack) and Black Spruce. Source: National Capital Commission

 

La tourbière de la Mer Bleue,

Ceinture de verdure, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

 

En raison de l'acidité de la tourbe et du manque de minéraux, la plupart des plantes ne peuvent pas survivre dans la tourbière, la sphaigne agit comme un isolant contre le soleil et raccourcit la saison de croissance en retenant le froid longtemps après la fonte des neiges. Toutes ces conditions rendent cette zone idéale pour les plantes habituées aux rigueurs du Nord, et la tourbière est devenue le royaume des plantes de la toundra. Le thé du Labrador, la feuille de cuir et le laurier : trois des principaux arbustes qui tapissent la toundra du nord ainsi que des arbres comme le mélèze laricin et l'épinette noire. Source : Commission de la capitale nationale

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