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A few weeks ago I spent a day at my nephew's place who lives in an old farm house.
A great joy to see all the bird life in and around the house, so again my camera made overtime.
What I really like of this shot (of course the two young who are looking very expectantly) are the wonderful colors of the feathers. He/she is a rainbow!
Die Verpackung einer Praline!
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Für „Crazy Tuesday“ am 31.01.2023.
Thema:“Packaging“ (Verpackung)
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Imballaggio del fieno in preparazioedell'autunno
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Early spring, 2024: mating season for aquatic newts on my NC property. This male is swimming beneath the female to both display himself and put his nose in the appropriate spot to assess readiness.
A few moments later, the male grabbed the female from behind. They curled into a spinning ball as he wrestled her to the bottom and then deposited his sperm package on a leaf for his partner to uptake through an opening called a cloaca, leading to her sex organ.
Though not a very romantic union, the birthing process is surprisingly tender. The female lays 2 or 3 eggs per day, gently nestling them in floating plant roots for protection. Hatchlings remain there until ready to venture forth.
I knew that moving from Florida, that I would miss the burrowing and barred owls ... but I also knew that Colorado would offer up its own variety of owls. I put a few of them high on my list, but probably none higher than the northern pygmy owl. See, I had never seen one before. Several times I had been looking without success. I figured that it would happen when I least expected it.
On this day, we went out in a desperate search to find one ... or perhaps a saw whet owl. No such luck. We had all but given up. As we were driving about, Amy said she saw something that was "too small" to be anything, but I had my binoculars with me, so I fugured why not stop and check it out. So glad that we did ... because we found this guy perched in the bare tree branches! Finally .... it happened and as figured, when we had all but given up for that day anyway.
I couldn't believe how incredibly beautiful and mesmerizing its eyes were. It was clearly not the least bit concerned with us. It would look around from its perch in its vicinity for prey. When it would turn its head we noticed its dots on the back of its head ... "fake eyes" if you will. Amazing!
So excited and felt very thrilled that it blessed us with its presence. :-)
So this week's blog post features this amazing owl, as well as some other birds from the winter in Colorado. Feel free to check it out if you like by clicking:
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N960HL, a Cessna 208B Super Cargomaster, lifting off runway 09 at George F.L. Charles Airport (formerly Vigie Airport) at Castries, Saint Lucia. Operated for DHL Express by Air St. Kitts and Nevis (now Kingfisher Air Services), it was bound for Marigot, Dominica.
created with a card packaging box, , photographed and used for another design, this piece lived for about ten minutes!
This is just a prototype packaging, but it is basically a trio of bullnose clip magnets clipped onto a slit into one of my self designed barrette cards, then popped into a plastic bag and covered with my card stock and stapled.
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From the awesome IttyBittyCuteandPretty. Thank you so much for the Domo swap and all these extra goodies. I love everything
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Preparing a gift package....red tissue paper and brown bag with red interior. Edge of card envelope in bottom right.
i guess this seems more like me. i dont like the edit though. ill probably replace it once i get it right.
ewww im making so many bad things lately. i havent done something i like for weeks. GET ME OUT OF THIS RUTTTTTTTT! &*#&&*(%#$@^(#!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
okay.. so ill admit this one is growing on me. but just a little bit.
These cats live at the research institute. In the daytime, they walk in the yard or bask in the box, but at night, the janitors let them into the building.
Sevastopol.
You will not find Juneberries in the grocery store. You have to pick them yourself. But, it is a race against the birds; robins love these berries.
A Juneberry – serviceberry, shadbush or saskatoon – is an Amelanchier, a deciduous shrubs or small trees. The tree, beside our house, is at least 20 feet, a very tall Juneberry tree! It was in our landscaping package with the new home in 1995! We always thought this was a crapapple and never knew - until this year - the berries were for humans as well as birds!!!
Juneberry trees have beautiful white blossoms in early spring. The five-petal flower resembles a star. The fruit arrives in summer. In the fall, the leaves are gold, yellow, orange and red. It truly is a magnificent tree for all seasons.
The fruit turns from green to deep red or dark purple when it ripens. It resembles a blueberry and is very sweet. The Juneberry has a crown – a star-shaped opening opposite the fruitstalk. The Juneberry is a pome fruit, a cousin to the apple and the pear. The fruit is borne in clusters of around six, usually, and inside has a small soft seed. A pome fruit is defined by Wikipedia: Some pomes may have a mealy texture (e.g., some apples); others (e.g., Amelanchier, Aronia) are berry-like with juicy flesh and a core that is not very noticeable.
Be ready, the picking season spans about 21 days. I have read that every year’s picking batch will be a bit different. Some years, the berries are waterlogged. This year’s batch is superb! I must be nearing day 21. At least the birds start at the top branches, so I still have a day left to pick a few more on the lower branches – if it will stop raining!!!
Juneberries are delicious eaten raw. Last week, I made a sauce to top grilled salmon, on a bed of lettuce. And I now have a recipe for Juneberry jam!
Quantitative easing , Austerity package , Global Shift …. US can print trillions , small countries can't , West lost – China won … we got screwed .
Quantitative Easing Explained
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I'm thinking of going to Ireland for Christmas. My sister and her family live there and some friends. I love the people and the counter . It's so sad to see Ireland being screwed in my opinion by bankers . All the common banking practices got put on the side by greed . Willingness of lending stupid amount of money to everyone. Everyone was told that real estate is the best investment . Buy 200k home and sell next year for 300K or even better 400K and sell for 600K … no way you could loose. Bankers made commissions and bonuses . People borrowed way too much , spend way too much ... but they did stimulate economy.
Now is the time to pay the piper . I said long time ago “We traded our souls in the dollar store”
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