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Hairy Mary Caterpillar (Anthela varia)
I came face to face with this Caterpillar while looking for insects today.
Thanks to Rod ( www.flickr.com/photos/ozzrod/ ) for the ID.
"Oeps, you spotted me….now I can't hide anymore …….
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…. oh well, let's start this new week then…….
….and…..ehhh...
how does your Monday face looks like ?”
This baby with the fuzzy face is the tiniest of the deer visiting us this year. She is so curious; always looking in the windows for our cats. The other day, she had a confrontation with a stick frozen in the ice. I think she thought it was a snake.
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Clock tower from "Faces of time" photo taken in morning light
( www.flickr.com/photos/rijekauslikama/51389808057/in/datep... )
during the months of jan – may, the bottom of the mountains and the sea of sands are clearly exposed to vision. the humidity is high and vegetation at savanna is green. the clouds are painting the sky…
this image was taken in march last year.
still cant decide which one i like most… clouds above? or clouds at the bottom? ;-)
Colorful faces with different emotions. Found at the Honigcomplex in my hometown Nijmegen. It was painted on large concrete blocks (I guess 1:2,5 meters).
Artist unknown.( "Priaz" perhaps?)
Happy Wall Wednesday ;-))
- GENUS Project: Strange Face W002 bento head/ basic skin applier (Brownie Tone)/default shape
Check out the other skin tones here! (Default Eyebrows)
@Skin Fair 2020 from March 13th/29th
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- Doux: Marcela Hairstyle
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@Access March round (Cam Shopping)
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@Anthem March round
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@Skin Fair 2020 from March 13th/29th
after @Avi-Glam Mainstore
- Avi-Glam: Ecstatic Eyes
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White-faced Ibis are not a common bird in central Alberta, but over the past few years we are seeing more of them in these parts.
Beaver County, Alberta.
Cherry-faced MeadowHawk (Sympetrum internum) resting on a weathered board in an old farmstead in the aspen parkland region south of Millet, Alberta, Canada.
The world of macro-photography has created a whole new set of challenges and adventures for me. I am really enjoying those challenges, especially when other wildlife photography opportunities are limited.
29 August, 2016.
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Golden-Bellied Capuchin - Gelbbrustkapuzineraffe
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FACE is the topic for Monday 24th January 2022, Group Our Daily Challenge
and for Monday Music Mania.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfmkgQRmmeE
Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl
A couple of American White Pelicans dwarf a Reddish Egret and almost seem amused at the little guy. Or perhaps they're thinking that the egret looks like a nice snack...
When viewing a Reddish Egret without other birds around, they look like a fairly large bird. So this gives a nice sense of just how huge the American White Pelicans are.
This encounter occurred along the gulf coast of Texas.
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La Ceja, Colombia; 2300 meters above sea level.
Zimmerius chrysops
(Golden-faced tyrannulet / Tiranuelo Cejiamarillo)
The Golden-faced Tyrannulet is the most widely distributed of the genus Zimmerius in the Andes, from northwest Venezuela to northern Peru. They all inhabit humid forest, borders, and tall second growth, and are usually seen in the tops of trees, where they regularly perch in the open. Its size is about 4.3 inches (11 cm)
neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/...