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"Now, there was two butterflies castin' their eyes,

Both in the same direction,

You'd never guess that one little Yes

Could start a butterfly collection...."

 

THE COMA is a fascinating butterfly...The scalloped edges and cryptic colouring of the wings conceal hibernating adults amongst dead leaves, while the larvae, flecked with brown and white markings, bear close resemblance to bird droppings...

 

The species has a flexible life cycle, which allows it to capitalize on favourable weather conditions...However, the most remarkable feature of the Comma has been its severe decline in the twentieth century and subsequent comeback...It is now widespread in southern Britain and its range is expanding northwards...."

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Self multiplication !

Flickr madness

For those who may have seen the last James Bond film, you'll eventually recognize some of the buildings that feature in this mini "multiplex" series... This is not Skyfall however :)

The multiplication table of obsession and irresolution, détail

Loris GRÉAUD

Centre Pompidou, Paris

Student residence, Geneva (Switzerland).

 

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7DWF : Martes: Tema libre / Tuesdays: Free Theme / Crazy Tuesday Theme: "Symbols"

can anyone help me with this?

All rights reserved - © Judith A. Taylor

 

My web site : Fine Art Mono Photography

In a multiplication of voices the enchantment was spelt: the air vibrated under the yoke of an army of strings and the concert hall flew on thin air.

 

Please, do not use this photo without permission. Thank you

A series of overlapping rectangles in burgundy, red, and orange create a striking pattern. Dots are scattered throughout, adding texture and depth.

La multiplication des pains ?

Nephrotoma flavescens

It's a beautiful Spring day!!

 

(Thank you Hitty Evie for the information on these little Doko Demo Issyo characters!)

Reference: Peter Dreher, Serie „Tag um Tag guter Tag“, 1972/74,

at exhibition Museum für Neue Kunst, Freiburg, Germany

Multiplicative effect. Shoreline Park.

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