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MoveS Seminar Austria
Social Security Coordination: Trends and Challanges
Salzburg, 29 June 2023 Europasaal - Edmundsburg
This Seminar is organised by MoveS in collaboration with the Austrian national expert Univ.-Prof. Dr. Elias Felten. MoveS is an EC-funded network of independent experts from 32 European Countries coordinated by Eftheia and Deloitte with the support of University of Ljubljana and the Universityof Poitiers.
Photo: Simon P. Haigermoser
The seasons move on and autumn is approaching and it's getting harder to see dragonflies.
I've had an awesome year watching them so it's sad to see the numbers reducing.
But with a bit of searching there are still a number of hawkers and the odd darter and skimmer about too. Weather permitting we should be able to still see some dragons into Nov.......
I've added an earlier post just so you can see the colour change between a mature female and a newly emerged one. I have to say I do like the colour when they first emerge.
Event organized in Burgas (Bulgaria) on the 2nd-8th of Aug 2012.
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Picture by Edu Van Gelder
Does the apply to the notice or the train? These signs have always made me wonder what they actually refer to.
This was attached to NXEA Turbostar 170270.
MoveS Seminar Austria
Social Security Coordination: Trends and Challanges
Salzburg, 29 June 2023 Europasaal - Edmundsburg
This Seminar is organised by MoveS in collaboration with the Austrian national expert Univ.-Prof. Dr. Elias Felten. MoveS is an EC-funded network of independent experts from 32 European Countries coordinated by Eftheia and Deloitte with the support of University of Ljubljana and the Universityof Poitiers.
Photo: Simon P. Haigermoser
When I first moved to Texas, the unusually loud Cicadas were not a pleasant sound to me. Now I find them a soothing reminder that life goes on, even in the heat of the summer. They wind up their volume and then slowly die down.
Seeing them alive is rare, but their discarded carcasses can be found attached to fences, walls and trees everywhere.
In July, I witnessed two cicadas coming out of their shell just a few days apart on the inside of my compost bin. It reminded me of the movie "Aliens".
Please click on the following photos to see the birth process. Once out of the shell, they spread their wings and let them dry before they can fly away.