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Parabiotic with Messor spp, Pheidole pallidula, Tapinoma magnum.
[Euryopis Menge 1868: 75 (IT: 8) spp]
E. episinoides is a tiny Theridiidæ occurring in southern Europe. It builds a small retreat made of few strands of silk under rocks or any flat object. This species was found to catch only ants in nature, particularly of the genus Messor. It hunts prey on the ground without the use of web. The spider positions itself near an ant trail with its prosoma on the ground and its abdomen and a pair of hind-legs outstretched and raised in the air and waits until a prey passes by. It catches prey by throwing strands of silk drawn from spinnerets. In the laboratory, the spiders were able to catch few prey types, including flies. Adaptive significance of food imprinting and associated learning may differ between specialists and generalists. Associated learning may be more important than food imprinting for generalist species, as they need to consume a wide variety of prey types in order to balance their nutrient intake. It is also advantageous in a changing environment where different types of prey co-occur. Food imprinting, on the other hand, should be important for specialists as they need to consume only one or a few closely related prey (e.g. ants) which shows rather stable occurrence. Food imprinting should allow actively searching specialised predators to optimise their foraging behaviour and to focus on cues of their focal prey.
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Sunset over a private jetty in Killcare, 35km north of Sydney.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 14-24mm, NiSi 6 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Coudersport, PA. April 2021.
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Order of the Falcon: Monastery by the Eastern Sea
🔳 50" x 30" x 46" (4' x 2.5' x 4')
🔳 50,000 - 100,000 pieces
🔳 120+ Hours
🔳 7 Weeks - Late April to Mid-June
🔳 First and last show at Brickworld Chicago 2022
🔳 Inspiration: The build is inspired in three large ways:
- Art I found online – check out my Instagram post to see it.
- Beautiful Christian buildings I've visited: Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in D.C., Church of the Intercession in NYC, St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC, & Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in NYC
- My Love of the Lego Castle Theme: Always been present, especially in my childhood, but I've never really built in heavily. My favorite sets include: 7019 Viking Fortress, 10193 Medieval Market Village, and 7036 Dwaves' Mine. Most recently, I loved 21325 Medieval Blacksmith which is what set me on the Black Falcon kick.
🔳 Help & Support:
Truly could not have done it in the small window of time without some great people:
Simon Liu - did the beautiful and oft mentioned waterfall, the waves/shoreline, & other small details. Came out to Illinois early in advance of Brickworld to help get me across the finish line! Always cheering me on! Everyone needs an accountabuildibuddy!
Nick Jensen - graciously allowed me to come and borrow both the photo studio and a good deal of his time in generating these AMAZING photos. Also came over early pre-Brickworld and helped with any weird, small details I threw at him! An OG!
My friend Noah - did some great bush & plant repetition a week before the show. King!
Steve K. - came by during the wee hours of Thurs night / Friday morning of Brickworld and did something that I cannot remember now 😅 - I know it was important!
Dan L. - a CRUCIAL final Bricklink order!
Friends and Family - so grateful for all your support!
🔳 Credit Where Credit Is Due:
- The rounded bush in bright green used 4 times on the terrace and 3 times by the "river" was by fullplatebuilds in the Micro Trees post.
- The smaller trees on the front left and right of the terrace (best seen in image #1 in the carousel on the left hand side) was a modified version of cheeseystudios' in his great Hogwarts Courtyard build.
- Deer technique is an ever so slightly modified version of littlejohn_brickbuilt's in the fantastic Sabishi Monastery.
- I found the 5-flex-tube tree technique somewhere online but I cannot find it now! Fits in the base of 1 stud surrounded by stacked 1x2 rounded plates.
- Once again, 8th image in the carousel is the waterfall done by Simon Liu.
🔳 Some other random notes on the build:
- The MOC has a footprint of 96x192 in studs
- It weights approx. 50-60 lbs. Hard to tell!
- I was supposed to start in early March...started in late April 😬
- Lighting the stained glass was almost an afterthought. Unfortunately, the walls of the monastery are only 1 brick thick and has a lot of holes for light to peek through. I taped paper along the inside in order to plug these up.
- The story highlight on my profile walks through the entire build from start to finish!
Thanks for viewing!
The Order 1886
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Came in today! These all look very good, though the two pairs of grey combat pants are actually different...
Also I got the black pants as a freebie I assume. They look pretty cool.
Santa Fe train order operator Brian Amerman, Seligman, Arizona, April 3, 1972. Photo by Joe McMillan.
Orden:Passeriformes
Familia:Tyrannidae
Género:Pyrocephalus
Nombres comunes:Cazamoscas Rojo, Churrinche, Mosquerito rojo, Mosquero cardenal, Mosqueta Sangre de Toro, Saca-tu-real, Titiribí Pechirrojo macho
Nombre cientifico:Pyrocephalus rubinus macho
Nombre Ingles: Vermilion Flycatcher male
LUGAR DE CAPTURA: RESERVA EL ENSUEÑO, Quindío, Colombia a unos 1,450 MSNM
Por: Cimarron mayor Panta
The Carmelite Order was founded in Palestine in the 12th century when a friary was established on Mount Carmel. However, they had been driven out of the area by the end of the century.
Burnham Norton Friary was begun between 1242 and 1247 - the first to be founded in Norfolk. During the 14th and 15th centuries there was a thriving community with up to 15 friars here, including a church, cloisters and dormitories. This came to a sudden end with the Reformation and Henry VIII's suppression of monasteries and this friary was closed in 1538.
Today, all that remains is the 14th century gatehouse, west wall of the church and parts of the perimiter wall. In the 18th century the church had been used as a farmbuilding and, in the 19th, the gatehouse was partly rebuilt - the horizontal joints between the original masonry and rebuilt flintwork are clearly visible on the north and south sides. The tracery in the west windows was lost in the 1940s.
The remains of the friary are now in the guardianship of Norfolk County Council.
The tower of St. Clement's church, Burnham Overy can be seen in the background.
Grasshopper St Lounging Pajamas All
Exclusively at Midnight Order
From Jan 20-Feb 20, 2025
Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Syndicate/131/143/20
A gorgeous silk tulle and satin loungwear set featuring a provocative bifurcated skirt.
Compatible with:
Maitreya, LaraX/PetiteX/FlatX
Legacy/Perky/Petite
GenX Classic/Dainty
GenX Curvy/Dainty
eBody Reborn/Waifu
*8 Colors in 10 Areas + Tinting Options
PBR + Legacy Materials
Copy/Mod
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Grasshopper St Lounging Turban (Sold Separately)
Exclusively at Midnight Order as well. Taxi Above!
This Gorgeous Turban tops this beautiful outfit and looks amazing on.
8 Colors in 5 Areas plus Tinting Options
Feather on/off option
PBR + Legacy Materials
Rigged & Unrigged
Copy/Mod
For a wonderful trip back in time check out the in-world store.
Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Gallimaufry/135/173/33
Socials:
marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/234586
www.primfeed.com/grasshopper-street
www.flickr.com/photos/grasshopper-st/
Worn~
eBody Reborn
Lelutka Billie
[coconut.]Chae Skin Icy Tone
Tram M1025
Created for PS Talent: Challenge 98~
Source image - Feather with kind thanks to Poppy Thomas-Hill
Source image - Seagull with kind thanks to katmary
background by Darkwood
texture in background by CARLOS ARANA
phtos by FOTOLIA free downloads
texture by Pareeerica
★5th Pre-order + Notice about delivery★
We apologize that the delivery is delayed than promised date as supplementation
and research about new joint take more time than expected.
Therefore, after this 5th Pre-order we, Bimong Doll, have decided to receive no more orders
and focus on completing the delivery first until it is finished.
Firstly, we would like to give credibility and relief to our customers
who are going to purchase and have purchased already.
Secondly, we would like to prepare the environment that we can concentrate on
making goods to provide more satisfying dolls to customers.
The future sales method is going to hold inventories beforehand as we did in the past.
We plan prompt delivery within 3-7days.
Also we are going to prepare the limited edition decided full option concept.
We do not sell the gift-parts of the limited edition separately to give them rareness and value.
All deliveries are going to be completed in sequence within 1~3months after finishing 5th pre-order.
Even though we aim to finish all deliveries in a month after order,
we do our best you to receive within 90 days at the latest.
There are going to be no new sales before completing all deliveries, please understand it.
Bimong Doll are going to open all line-up prepared perfectly after completing all deliveries.
--------Scheduled line-up of Bimong Doll----------
(1)*65Narin & 60Narae couple
(2)*40Narin & 40Narae New couple + Classic couple
(3)*Dandelion 51cm New body
(4)*Chuu&Chuubi New body 27cm couple
(5)*Shahti New body 16 inches Fashion Doll
(6) Other parts/ Animals/ Characters
Reopening of Bimong Doll is scheduled during April or May when all deliveries will be completed.
We are going to sell goods finished copy every month limitedly.
We promise seeing you again with higher quality dolls after finishing the research for the rest of the period.
And Finally, we highly appreciate customers giving good ideas about the part of body and joint working.
Every precious your opinion is always the biggest power for us.
With a deep sense of gratitude
감사의 마음을 담아.
Sincerely yours,
Bimong
비몽 드림
Note.
1) It is going to be delivered to the customers of 2nd and 4th pre-order in sequence in mid-February.
2) It is going to be delivered to the customers purchased the head in sequence in mid-February.
3) It is going to be delivered to the customers of 3rd and 5th pre-order in sequence in mid-March.
Soutra Aisle, on a small hill on the edge of the Scottish Borders and Midlothian, sits close to the old Via Regia, the King's Road. It was a complex with a friary of the Augustinian Order and a hospital for centuries, lying partway between the city of Edinburgh and the important major abbeys in the Borders country, much history marched past this way in both directions.
Founded in 1164 by Malcom IV, this is all that is left, structure-wise, and apparently this only survived because it became a burial ground for a nearby aristocratic family, the Pringles, who started using it as a burial ground in 1686 (hence the date inscription on the door lintel)
A bit of modifications made to the Lego original design, First Order Treadspeeder: Shortened the length of the vehicle, updated the armor plates on the rear and the front, colour theme changed.
BJD sizes from left to right: Lati yellow Miel, Lati Yellow SP Cookie, Fairyland LittleFee Lewi, Unoa Chibi Lilin, Fairyland Minifee Moe Line Tan Rheia, Fairyland Minifee Active Line Mirwen, Fairyland Minifee Beauty Line Chloe, Alchemic Labo Unoa Sist
The Order 1886
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66708 is seen leading the new order of 66's during a stop in Worcester Yard on 0X66 Newport Docks to Doncaster Roberts Road. Observed on 15th February 2016.
amazingly we all find our place...
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Rogerstown Estuary
North Hide Pathway 28-08-2018
[order] Charadriiformes | [family] Scolopacidae | [latin] Tringa ochropus | [UK] Green Sandpiper | [FR] Chevalier cul-blanc | [DE] Waldwasserläufer | [ES] Andarríos Grande | [IT] Piro-piro culbianco | [NL] Witgat | [IRL] Gobadán glas
Measurements
spanwidth min.: 41 cm
spanwidth max.: 46 cm
size min.: 20 cm
size max.: 24 cm
Breeding
incubation min.: 20 days
incubation max.: 23 days
fledging min.: 26 days
fledging max.: 29 days
broods 1
eggs min.: 3
eggs max.: 4
Status: Scarce passage migrant and winter visitor to wetlands.
Conservation Concern: Green-listed in Ireland. The European population has been evaluated as Secure.
Identification: Slightly larger and very similar to Common Sandpiper. Adult birds have a dark head and upperparts, contrasting markedly with the white belly. The legs are a pale green, while the bill is a dark grey-green. In flight, the most obvious feature is the large white rump contrasting with the dark wings and tail. Juvenile Green Sandpipers are very similar to adults, though can be identified by having the upperparts finely spotted white.
Similar Species: Wood Sandpiper, Common Sandpiper, Redshank
Call: The flight call is loud "chu-wit-wit".
Diet: Feeds mostly on invertebrates in mudflats.
Breeding: Does not breed in Ireland. Passage or wintering Green Sandpipers breed in bogs and marshes from Central Europe and Scandinavia east across Asia. Passage birds feed in freshwater wetlands, such as the edges of lakes, ponds, rivers and even streams and ditches. Rarely seen at coastal estuaries.
Wintering: Small numbers winter in southern and eastern Counties.
Where to See: Rogerstown Estuary in County Dublin is one of the best sites to see Green Sandpipers in Ireland
Camera: Kowa/SIX
Lens: 85mm f/2.8
Film: Fomapan 100 medium format film
Dev: Rodinal 1+100 at 20ºC for 18 mins
An old tree in amongst the younger upstarts in the forest approaching Lochan Spling in the Trossachs near Aberfoyle, north of Glasgow, Scotland.
This shot was taken to test my Kowa Six which has been brought back out of retirement after some repairs and a replacement 85mm lens.
Again, this was shot on Fomapan 100 - the most inexpensive film I can find at the moment where Ilford HP5 is ridiculously expensive. Or perhaps another sign I haven’t bought film for quite some time.
I stumbled across this tree and had an image in mind. This isn’t quite it - but it was a good exercise in drawing as much detail as possible from the negative during scanning. It was also the driver in forcing me to reconsider my workflow when it comes to scanning as the standard film holders ion the Epson V550 are far from ideal.
Having pixel peeped - I can deduce that while my eyesight isn’t what it used to be - it’s not the critical factor here in getting the image quality I am after. I also think I am somewhat spoilt by the AI enhanced HDR panacea of iPhone photography.
The was shot on tripod at around f/16 with cable release. The Kowa has a beast of a mirror so tried my best to ensure everything was set down to avoid as much shutter slap as possible. Again, at 100 ISO in such conditions, you are headed to shutter speeds not compatible with handheld and certainly not on medium format.
The image was then processed in Adonol (Rodinal) R09 for 18 minutes at 1+100 dilution. Scanned flat to glass on Epson V550 with VueScan and adjusted using Negative Lab Pro and the Nik suite of tools in conjunction with Lightroom Classic.