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In a late afternoon I discovered that this species feeds very passionately on the spikelets of these plants.
I also shot a short movie about it.
Fagiano goloso
In un tardo pomeriggio ho scoperto che questa specie si nutre in maniera veramente minuziosa con le spighette di queste piante.
Al riguardo ho girato anche un video, prima o poi ....
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Hair: Vanity Hair - Exxcess-Greedy @ Fameshed X
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These two cherries are the only ones we have savored. Magpies and other birds took care of eating the others!
For the theme "Pairs" of the group "Looking close on Friday"
You've got the best of both worlds
You're the kind of girl who can take down a man,
And lift him back up again
You are strong but you're needy,
Humble but you're greedy
And based on your body language,
And shoddy cursive I've been reading
Your style is quite selective,
And what a beautiful mess this is
And it's like we're picking up trash in dresses
Well, it kind of hurts when the kind of words you write
Kind of turn themselves into knives
Your comebacks ‒ they're quick
And probably have to do with your insecurities
There's no shame in being crazy.
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➤Dress: TETRA - Valentine Dress (Fatpack) - Legacy - Legacy Perky - Maitreya - Maitreya Petite
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➤ Poses: [DPSP] -The Funbox
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Greedy Lioness.
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We have had a snail problem lately and additional measures had to be taken to protect the veggies. Tofu is determined to protect the salad from further attacks, just in case the new snail collars won't stop the greedy creatures. He takes his job quite seriously (see photo in the comments). :)
I must say, I was shocked when I saw how nighttime changes an owl's face. While they become fearsome predators at night, they also become much more adorable to us humans, who have evolved to perceive large eyes as captivating and innocent.
In an effort to find area barred owls, I set out to a local park before sunrise and came upon this Eastern Screech Owl (Megascops asio) in the dark. This darkness was so inky and thick, in fact, that I could not see if he was in his hole or not, so trained my tripoded camera on the hole, manually focused, and finally saw him in the preview window! Shocked for sure by those massive pupils staring down at me, a frog (which he swallowed greedily prior to this photo and while I watched) in his talons!
Interestingly, owl eyeballs are not balls at all, but so well evolved for night vision that they have elongated into eye cones. For this reason, they cannot move their eyes in their sockets, and have evolved wildly-flexible necks. With their highly acute retinas replete with rods (the light and movement sensing eye bits), there wasn't much room for cones, and so most owls see limited or no color!
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Something in a creative vein involving a butterfly with it's snout buried in a flower and a Francis Bacon painting which has had the ICM treatment and used here as a textured background.
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Solo gli imbecilli non sono ghiotti… si è ghiotti come poeti, si è ghiotti come artisti…
Only imbeciles are not greedy ... they are greedy as poets, they are greedy as artists ...
(Guy de Maupassant)
Remember, Time is a greedy player
Who wins without cheating, every round!
__Baudelaire
At Bouddalove,
Eurasian nuthatch (Sitta europaea caesia) perched on an improvised feeder and holding two sunflower seeds in its beak. They always pick as many seeds as possible and cache them.
Kowalik (Sitta europaea caesia) siedzący na zaimprowizowanym karmniku i trzymający w dziobie dwa ziarenka słonecznika. Kowaliki zawsze wybierają tyle ziaren ile tylko są w stanie i ukrywają je.