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We are experiencing a particularly hot summer this year. No wonder this Elkhorn Fern's outer fronds are dried and discolored.
Elkhorn ferns (also called Staghorn ferns) are ‘epiphyte’, meaning that they grow on tree branches and trunks naturally. They can grow fairly large, although they require at least 10 years to achieve their maximum size.
These plants make two types of fronds. The shield, or sterile fronds, wrap around the tree or rock on which the plant is growing. These shields usually form a basket which collects debris, providing a medium for root growth, and aiding in moisture collection and retention. The fertile, or normal fronds, grow out from the bud, and the spores are borne on these. Some species make fertile fronds much like the antler of a deer. Others are nearly round, or wedge shaped.
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Location, Kastoria, Hellas.
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where nothing seems to matter.
Location, Lemnos island, Hellas.
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Glaciar Perito Moreno. El Calafate. Santa Cruz. Argentina
Next to ice and mud, the color show of decomposing leaves in the small creeks near me are at times psychedelic. These scenes can be just as tricky as ice when it comes to setting up for maximum color and contrast. Even a slight movement can drain the wow factor as well as land my backside in the middle of it.
Maximum-Tw 2990 auf der Dammbrücke in Berlin-Köpenick, aufgenommen während einer Themenfahrt des DVN am 21.08.2022
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Race along the Danube before plunging your weary bones in thermal baths.
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A very unusual plant , which I bought initially for it's interesting foliage, and unusual name. The flowers grow at the base of the plant underneath the leaves and are so different to any other flower I have seen. The face isn't very evident, and I assume it gets it's common name from someone having a vivid imagination.
Noteworthy Characteristics
Leucanthemum × superbum, commonly called Shasta daisy, is a hybrid developed by Luther Burbank (1849-1926) in the 1890s near snow covered Mt. Shasta in northern California. Burbank crossed L. vulgare (European oxeye daisy), L. maximum (Pyrenees chrysanthemum), L. lacustre (Portuguese field daisy) and Nipponanthemum nipponicum (Japanese field daisy) to produce Leucanthemum × superbum which was given the common name of Shasta daisy. This hybrid typically grows to 2-3' tall with a spread to 18" wide.
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I was watching one of the log piles yesterday with my friend John, where I walk my Dog, when this tiny beauty was seen weaving in and out of the logs. The first one we have seen and been able to get photographs of. So you can imagine how excited we were. A great day and the perfect start to the weekend.
Size:
Pygmy Shrew 40-60 mm; tail 32-46 mm the Common Shrew size that I posted before being Size: 48-80mm, tail 24-44mm; tail less than 3/4 length of head and body.
Weight:
2.4-6.1g. Weight may decrease up to 28% in winter.
Diet:
They feed mainly on insects, arachnids and woodlice, requiring regular meals and eating up to 125% of their body weight in food daily. Unlike common shrews, they rarely eat earthworms.
Lifespan:
Peak mortality is at 2-4 months and the maximum lifespan is around 13 months.
Origin & Distribution:
Widespread throughout the mainland of Britain and Ireland, in most terrestrial habitats which offer sufficient ground cover. They are also found on the Isle of Man and Outer Hebrides, where common shrews are absent. Pygmy shrews are active day and night, largely above ground. They make and use "surface tunnels" in vegetation and will frequent burrows dug by other animals. They seem to be relatively more common on moorland than are common shrews.
Habitat:
Urban & gardens
Deciduous woodland
Grassland
Mixed woodland
Arable land
Behaviour:
As in all shrews, senses of smell, hearing and touch are well-developed. Pygmy shrews are solitary and aggressive towards conspecifics. Home ranges vary from around 500-2000 square metres, depending on habitat, with maximum densities of around 12 per hectare. Strict territoriality is only abandoned during the breeding season.
Breeding:
Pygmy shrews overwinter as immatures and breed between April and October, producing two or three litters of 5-7 young. Their main predators are owls and other avian predators, particularly those which hunt on moorland.
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On Dec. 4, 2016, I had the privilege of participating in a workshop called "Cameras and Dancers" where photographers were paired with dancers for the opportunity to shoot them in a myriad of poses. The location for the shoot was Union Station – a marvelous, historic building and the hub of Los Angeles's metro system.
Seen in this image are Joseph Kudra and Tina Finkelman Berkett of BodyTraffic.
The artist, painter, architectural theorist and architect (unfortunately also a fan of Hitler, but this did not detract from his world career),
Le Corbusier, has developed housing machines, which are located, for example, in Marseille and Berlin, which should give the residents a maximum of living quality in a minimum of space.
faszinierend, wenn der Briefkasten fast größer ist, als die Wohnung ... ;-) ...
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A BEAUTY, about 15cm diameter.
It's cold outside, the nights are long, days still getting shorter.
Lockdown looms.
Yes, in the studio, I'm having fun with lovely flowers.
Here another single MUM, with its very own halo/corolla and brightness.
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LES VESTALES... CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Here late Chrysanthemum, with their very own halo/corolla and brightness. Dressed in white flowing gowns, like Vestal Virgins.
A trip on the Welsh Highland Railway from Caernarfon to Porthmadog, 12 October 2019. A view from the 1000 Caernarfon to Porthmadog as it climbs towards Rhyd-ddu, looking down to Llyn Cwellyn, with 698m Mynydd Mawr (Big Mountain) on the left, whilst on the right the highest point is Moel Eilio (726 m).
Llyn Cwellyn is a reservoir, dammed at the north end, although this has not greatly enlarged the volume of water of this natural glaciated lake, which supplies water to much of Gwynedd and of Anglesey. It is quite deep, some 37 m maximum, and is home to the rare (at least for the UK) Arctic char as well as brown trout.
Height restriction bar for an underground carpark, indicating the maximum vehicle height that can safely enter.
Roughly zero degrees at 6pm today
A thermometer for Crazy Tuesday - Measuring and/or Measuring Instruments
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Lancaster Canal
Specifications
Maximum boat length70 ft 0 in (21.34 m)
Maximum boat beam14 ft 0 in (4.27 m)
Locks14
StatusNavigable
Navigation authorityCanal and River Trust
History
Original ownerLancaster Canal Navigation Co
Principal engineerJohn Rennie
Other engineer(s)William Crossley
Date of act 1792
Date of first use1797
Date completed 1826
Geography
Start point Preston
End point Kendal
Branch(es)Glasson Dock
Connects to River Lune, Ribble Link
Wikipedia
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My Victory Magnum are just waiting for the summer...... :-)
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In Europe I have never seen a four outboard combination before. But in America, you can often see boats with four engines. 1400 HP on a small boat is great. I have seen this in Fort Lauderdale. Big and expensive boats are the norm there.
One of the largest bird of prey in the world, with a 1.2 m body length, around 8-10 feet wing span and a maximum weight of around 14 kg (average around 9.2 kg) - these are large raptors found much of Eurasia. We found more than a dozen of them in the desert in various places much to my delight! This is a lifer and one of the 3 birds I was looking to sighting the most and it didn't disappoint.
The bird is also known as Monk Vulture, Asian King Vulture or Eurasian Black Vulture and is the largest bird in the Accipitridae family. They are a very important part of the ecosystem in these desert regions and play a huge role by eating caracasses that are littered across the desert.
These birds are so easy to identify due to their huge size and wing span - they dwarf pretty much every other bird in the sky.
The birds nest around hilly areas / cliff-faces / meadows or on top of tree-lines on ridges - all of which are not found in the desert, but maybe in the himalayan regions within India.
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Der Misurinasee (italienisch Lago di Misurina) ist ein See in den Dolomiten in der Provinz Belluno in Venetien, der seinen Namen aus der Siedlung Misurina annimmt. Die maximale Tiefe des Sees beträgt 5 m. Der 1756 m hoch gelegene See ist vom Südwesten von Cortina d’Ampezzo, vom Höhlensteintal im Norden oder von Auronzo di Cadore, zu dessen Gemeindegebiet der See gehört, im Osten erreichbar.
Lake Misurina (Italian: Lago di Misurina; Cadorino dialect: Lago de Meśorìna) is the largest natural lake of the Cadore and it is 1,754 m above sea level, near Auronzo di Cadore (Belluno). The lake's perimeter is 2.6 km long, while the maximum depth is 5 m.
Il Bucintoro fu ordinato da Vittorio Amedeo II nel 1729. Venne realizzato negli"squeri"(cantieri nautici) di Venezia con la supervisione del celebre architetto di corte Filippo Juvarra. Misura 16 metri di lunghezza per un massimo di 2,70 metri di larghezza e pesa circa 60 quintali. E’ l’unico piccolo Bucintoro veneziano sopravvissuto al mondo. Dal suo arrivo a Torino, il 2 settembre 1731, il Bucintoro divenne un protagonista della vita della corte sabauda, autentica "Reggia sull'acqua". Esso fu usato per tutte le principali feste dinastiche, dalle nozze di Vittorio Amedeo III nel 1750, a quelle di Vittorio Emanuele Il nel 1842, e del duca Amedeo d'Aosta nel 1867. Il 18 marzo 1869 Vittorio Emanuele II donò il Bucintoro alla città di Torino. Trasferito nel 1873 al Museo Civico torinese, fu esposto in diverse occasioni e conservato a Palazzo Madama fino al 2000. Nel 2002 l'imbarcazione è stata concessa in comodato alla Reggia di Venaria, che ne ha promosso il restauro, finanziato dalla Consulta per la Valorizzazione dei Beni Artistici e Culturali di Torino. Dopo il restauro realizzato dal Centro Conservazione e Restauro La Venaria Reale, nel 2012 l'imbarcazione è finalmente esposta nella Scuderia Juvarriana (da Filippo Juvarra).
The Bucintoro was ordered by Vittorio Amedeo II in 1729. It was built in the "squeri" (shipyards) of Venice under the supervision of the famous court architect Filippo Juvarra. It measures 16 meters in length by a maximum of 2.70 meters in width and weighs approximately 60 quintals. It is the only small Venetian Bucintoro that has survived in the world. From its arrival in Turin on September 2, 1731, the Bucintoro became a protagonist in the life of the Savoy court, an authentic "Palace on the water". It was used for all the main dynastic celebrations, from the wedding of Vittorio Amedeo III in 1750, to that of Vittorio Emanuele II in 1842, and of the Duke Amedeo of Aosta in 1867. On March 18, 1869 Vittorio Emanuele II donated the Bucintoro to the city of Turin. Transferred in 1873 to the Turin Civic Museum, it was exhibited on several occasions and kept in Palazzo Madama until 2000. In 2002 the vessel was granted on loan to the Reggia di Venaria, which promoted its restoration, financed by the Consulta per la Valorizzazione dei Beni Artistici e Culturali of Turin. After the restoration carried out by the Centro Conservazione e Restauro La Venaria Reale, in 2012 the vessel was finally exhibited in the Scuderia Juvarriana (by Filippo Juvarra).