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Presented here in this thirteen part series I give you my informal study in form and movement while bowling with Nintendo's Wii Sports.
Jeff's throw went the distance with a huge amount of air. Powerful and without spin, the ball went straight throught the pins leaving behind only a fine mist of pulveried wood and splinters.
Hall B Physicist Latifa Elouadrhiri poses for photograph inside Experimental Hall B at Jefferson Lab in Newport News, Va., on Wednesday March 13, 2024. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Jefferson Lab)
Long-anticipated experiments that use light to mimic gravity are revealing the distribution of energies, forces and pressures inside a subatomic particle for the first time. (Text by Charlie Wood | Quanta Magazine)
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Family : Lauraceae
This plant was given to me as a seedling with the name attributed to it reported from a label as Endiandra microneura sp. affin 'Mt Pelion' .
This name appears to be a confusing association and appears to be incorrect as the points made in some of the comments on my other image HERE suggest.
NOTE - I originally posted the species on the left as an unidentified laurel but have now named it following the recommendation of Cryptocarya bidwilli by Kris Kupsch and his observation that C. bidwillii could well have two forms - (perhaps a northern and southern form).
I have however followed Plant.Nerds recommendation and labelled the former unidentified laurel as Cryptocarya sp.affin bidwillii.
Thanks also to Dave King who also was involved in obtaining this ID.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Here's fascinating info from Cornell about White-throated Sparrows:
"The White-throated Sparrow comes in two color forms: white-crowned and tan-crowned. The two forms are genetically determined, and they persist because individuals almost always mate with a bird of the opposite morph. Males of both color types prefer females with white stripes, but both kinds of females prefer tan-striped males. White-striped birds are more aggressive than tan-striped ones, and white-striped females may be able to outcompete their tan-striped sisters for tan-striped males."
- www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/White-throated_Sparrow/lifehi...
It looks like this bird is of the white-striped form. Since we don't know whether it is a male or female, it could be either an aggressive female or a laid-back male!
From a NC tax forms and instructions booklet that was mailed to our apartment back in 1993, when governments still mailed the things, and when most people actually still filled their taxes out by hand and mailed them in at the Post Office. Note the track feeder holes on the side!
These magnificent trees form a guard of honour as you approach the old Plantation manor. Interestingly, the Spanish moss hanging from the branches is neither Spanish nor is it moss.
Ivy Broomrape, Orobanche hederae, growing on the verge of Garnier Road, Winchester, Hampshire. This is the less common yellow form. Without the internet, I would have failed to identify it as my key to broomrapes fails to mention that this species has a yellow form. I would have been quite unable to cope with it not having a purple stem, despite the fact that it didn't seem to fit any of the other species descriptions.
As I've not found many examples of this pictured on the net, I have posted a lot of photos - you're welcome to use them. Sadly the light wasn't great on either of the days I went with my camera.
O.S. Grid Reference SU480281 - 28th September 2011
Looking from a heather bog down to the confluence of rivers from Gleann Diomhan and Glen Catacol to form the Abhainn Mor ("big river").
Pipe with the bowl in the form of a Head
Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 19th-20th century
Opening scene from Manbites Dog Theater's Goreyesque production of Chekhov's "Two Sisters (On Ice)."
"The new works are about water -- about the sense of furnacing from the water, about capturing an elusive etherial vapor, about capturing liquid mass." - Emmi Whitehorse, 2025
Artist Emmi Whitehorse, American, Navajo Nation
Night Journey, Oil Pastel, Chalk, Paper On Canvas, 2009
Exhibit Emmi Whitehorse: Intimate Landscapes, Part II: Line And Form
Private Collection.