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The caterpillars have considerably large eye markings on the forehead to ward off predators.
As a defensive mechanism, when the insect is threatened, it withdraws its head inside the thorax, thus swelling it up, resulting in the eyespot mimicry marks being visible more prominently. ...
The two colour variations (green and brown) might as well be a defence tactic. If a predator is looking for brown caterpillars, it may overlook the green ones, or vice-versa.
Their eyes are incredibly sensitive and allow them to see and differentiate between colours even at low light. This is another mechanism to keep them hidden entirely in the dark.
We went camping in Ocotillo Wells Friday night out in the desert and played with some long exposures. It's always fun on a summer night to set up a tripod and use something like a cell phone or iPod to do some image writing.
This one my son Nathaniel did with his iPod Touch by walking around shining it on the ground, less than a foot off the ground.
30 second exposure.
I love these butterflies, I think their markings are beautiful. The Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary prefers damp grassland and everything is very wet this summer.
EXPLORE # 64 | Nov 15, 2008
Edit: This photo was replaced. Greens are adjusted by giving a little desats.
A 2015 CORVETTE ZO6 stingray in Downtown Nashville, the plates have been changed to protect the innocent! :) Taken while On a recent trip to Nashville Tennessee,( the weather was fantastic for early February compared to Canada's sub zero frost, ice and snow). Where an opportunity for a photo shoot presented itself . I also took advantage of the time to shoot the Nashville area.
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An impressive number of mission markings applied to the nose of F-16CJ Fighting Falcon 96-0083 which is assigned to the 480th Fighter Squadron based at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany.
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During the week, my beloved 50mm 1.8 crashed to my hardwood floor and shattered into pieces. Today I went out to buy a new 50mm 1.4, and came home with that, a Canon 5D MarkII and a 24-105 lens. NO BIG DEAL. It wasn't as spontaneous as it seems. I had been thinking about updating my gear for a while, and I had talked to my parents, and my friends and teachers at school about it. So today I finally did it. And I couldnt be happier. This was my first portrait taken with this beautiful camera body and lens. Working with a full frame is so wonderful. This portrait isn't visually intriguing, but its special to me :) It is the starting point of a new beginning of endless opportunity.
13th September 1992
Class 71 E5001 with 73132 seen between Winchfield and Hook with 09:40 London Waterloo - Bournemouth. This was the second day of this operation marking the return to the mainline of the 71.
New Years Fireworks 2017, Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
So as we near the end of 2017 I thought I would post a photo that I took in the first few minutes of the year, of the annual fireworks display on the beach in Napier.
Fujifilm X-E2, ISO200, f5.6, 4sec, 27mm
Processed in Lightroom
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Car Park Line Markings in Banbridge #Car #Park #Line #Markings #Banbridge t.co/whc9f2E6iQ
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I was surprised to come across this one tucked into the Bracken the other week. I'm definitely not an expert but fairly certain it's an un-sloughed male. It didn't even have milky eyes yet. It wasn't sitting as photogenically as the other one, but still gave me what I felt was a nice angle showing the markings from above :-)
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Buccaneer S-2B XV161/- No Squadron markings. Royal-Air-Force/ RAF. (With folded wings) RAF Fairford IAT, 22-07-1989. (Scanned from dia)
Thought I'll add this detail of a branch of one of the "Australian Weeping Fig" trees in Singapore's National Orchid Garden - part of the smooth bark is peeling off (similar to Eucalyptus trees) and various graffiti markings have been etched on it too.