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These metal numbers are nailed on to the pole. Probably 50 to 60 years old. They identify the location of a telephone or hydro-electric pole's location.
Port Burwell, Ontario.
Era il tempo in cui, per ricevere una telefonata, occorreva stare a casa,alcune volte fissare il telefono, quasi per esortarlo a produrre quel driiin che spesso non arrivava mai...
This is a Brown Hare from last winter in the fields behind our house.
I watched Countryfile last night, and was horrified to see hares dying in vast numbers due to what they think is Myxomatosis transferring from rabbits to hares...
I'm mortified to think the hares around here are under threat !!!
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©ArtundUnart by WF
These delicate little Odes have been emerging in pretty good numbers over the past few days, but getting a shot that I liked has been challenging. They have generally been out in the flooded fields here, hanging low in the sedges and remaining just out of reach and/or good light. After three days of prowling the edges of the seasonal marshes I finally found a few that were perched out over dry land.
The males of the species undergo dramatic color changes from teneral to adult, and if you look closely you can see the beginnings of the dark wing bands that will eventually be his trademark when maturity is reached.
WROH3z
digital art
created in Photoshop CC and Topaz. All elements and the composition are my own with the exception of a pattern of numbers from Graphic Stock, which I altered.
Adding numbers found in the wild to my 1-100 Numbers album. #99 was on the side of a Truck on a stop-and-go freeway. More stop than go. He grew up as a 42 before maturing into a 99.
An area of Iris flowers I saw at the 'Warren nature reserve'.. in Dawlish.. On a black canvas..
HBW..!! Thanks to all who leave comments..
Which number to take, that's the question... Golf clubs in low light.
[I guess good monitor calibration is required to enjoy this shot optimally.]
Kikka is pretending to be a teacher teaching numbers to the smaller ones. Her pupils don't seem to be interested, though...
(Toy Sunday: Numbers)
A Julia fractal created using the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator - www.fractalsciencekit.com/
An option for the 'Numbers' theme for this week's Flickr Friday Challenge. I haven't decided which of these 4 to submit to the Group yet. Which is your favorite? Let me know in a comment which you think I should add.
Another one taken for MM Group. Topic : In between. Sorry I do it very selodm, but this time I couldn't decide which shot I like better.