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(Saguinus imperator subgrisescens) B28I7241 Cicra Los Amigos - Peruvian Amazonia
Endemic Tour in Peru : Guide Alex Durand alexdurand8bg@gmail.com
Der Fuß des Kaisers: Das monumentale Kunstwerk, gefertigt aus Beton, ist eine Kopie und bezieht sich als Teilstück auf die originale, in Rom befindliche 12 Meter hohe Kolossalstatue des römischen Kaisers Konstantin. Der Fuß wurde anlässlich der Konstantin-Ausstellung im Jahr 2007 in Trier präsentiert. Das Objekt hier wiegt 1,2 Tonnen, ist 2 Meter lang und 1,50 m hoch.
This monumental work of art, made of concrete, is a copy and refers in part to the original 12 meter high colossal statue of the Roman Emperor Constantine in Rome (Italy). The foot was presented at the Konstantin exhibition in Trier (Germany), it weighs 1.2 tons, is 2 meters long and 1.50 m high.
I was extremely lucky last night to meet the renowned conservationist and expert on butterflies and moths, Neil Hulme, just as he was releasing emperor moths locally.
He was so approachable and generous with his time and information and let me take lots of photos of these gorgeous creatures and spend time watching their behaviour.
The tips on the male aren't as sharp as I'd like in this one (over-excitement as usual!), but what a treat to capture the male and female together in one shot.
Lesser purple emperor (Apatura ilia) butterfly sipping water from a wet cobblestone.
Mieniak strużnik (Apatura ilia) spijający wodę z mokrego kamienia brukowego.
A squad of emperor penguins undergo a drill exercise on the melting pack ice near Snow Hill Island, east of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Emperor Penguin, Snow Hill Island, Antarctica.
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My first encounter this summer with the little emperor, blue dragonfly. This male seemed to be eating something and didn´t mind me approaching. Have a sunny weekend folks! ;-)
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The goose never got all that close - this is a heavily cropped 1000mm shot. But hey, life bird! And the day was beautiful. Green lush hills from all of the glorious rain we have been having. Huge waves. Warm sun. On the way home we started talking about how much it felt like being in Hawaii and before you know it, we found a way to get back to Kauai next month.
Hawaii sounds like a balm for the troubled soul right now. The world is feeling pretty scary.
This is one of Europe's largest dragonflies. The male is easy to identify with its apple green thorax and bright blue abdomen and blue eyes.
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Like lots of other people our lockdown project was to make a wildlife pond. (It may take some time to get it finished! ) Delighted this morning to see this Emperor ovipositing.
Life-sized marble head of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Roman Emperor in AD 14-37 (Roman-Germanic Museum, Cologne). The man, whose individuality is clearly expressed here, plays a certain role in the New Testament (remember the coin with the emperor's face on one side and the name of God on the other?) but he was also instrumental in founding the Colonia Agrippina, Cologne, Germany. Fuji X-Pro1.
Like many people I've been trying new things in the last couple of weeks including exploring the photographic opportunities in my back garden by reinstating my garden hide, attempting to attract different species and nocmigging (recording birds at night). All have been really successful, although the last one doesn't provide any photos unfortunately! Emperor moths are one species I have always wanted to photograph and so I bought a pheromone lure in the hope they would visit. The day before this one came into the garden I had been walking around some local fields and one flew right in front of me so I knew they were in the area. When this one did come into the garden I initially thought it was a butterfly but then the realisation dawned and I was able to finally get some photos of this stunning moth
Male emperor dragonflies are pale blue, with an apple-green thorax and a black stripe running the length of the body. Females are similar, but a duller greeny-blue. Both have greeny-blue eyes. This species is recognised by the combination of its large size and mostly blue colour.
Emperor Dragonfly male, (Anax Imperator)_w_6699
Emperor Penguin, Snow Hill Island, Antarctica.
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