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Thailand's Phongphun Tawan in action during the 28th SEA Games Men's Individual Round 4 at the Sentosa Serapong Golf Course on 12 June 2015
Bordered Patch (Chlosyne lacinia).
Cedar Hill State Park. Cedar Hill, Texas.
Dallas County. 21 October 2019.
Nikon D500. Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/4E ED PF VR + TC-14e III teleconverter.
(420mm) f/8 @ 1/1600 sec. ISO 500.
most of my garden is waning, some parts looking a bit sad. except for one bed of wildflowers, planted from seed in may. these little beauties are a patch of happiness.
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Little emoticon mini-patches are great for sprucing up your backpack, bag or jacket. Let the world know how you are feeling!
Meet Patch, a Matoran rebuilt for better or worse by Karzahni on Voya Nui. He’s an adventurous soul who often bites off more than he can chew.
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Emily the Weimaraner and Mrs Honeymarrow have been busy tending their vegetable patch - the turnips and carrots are in peak condition, and the pumpkins couldn't be plumper. Her namesake the marrow is top notch, and the peas couldn't be peasier. Not bad for a weimaraner.
You bet it was Love at First Sight.... Alas there was only One and my Mom got him so I will be looking everywhere for another <3 Santina NEEDS him as you can bet ;D
43172 'Harry Patch', the rear power car on the diverted 07.41 (First) Great Western Railway Penzance - London Paddington train.
Here's a patch on a shirt I saw in a thrift store in Carson, California. Surely from a uniform worn by a Camp Snoopy employee at Knott's Berry Farm.
I know how you collect Peanuts stuff, but I wasn't sure if you would have wanted the entire shirt or just the patch.
The shirt wasn't too expensive, but if you only wanted the patch, then I would have bought the shirt for nothing (and I know you wouldn't have paid me for it).
And remember the last time I tried to get just the patch for you from a shirt in a thrift store? I didn't know there were cameras there (I mean, it's a thrift store for God's sake) and I got caught ripping it off the shirt and pocketing it, and then there was the arrest, and the court date, and eventually, 180 hours of community service — and after all that, I didn't even get to keep the patch. And then I got that nonsense from you about how "I never asked you to steal anything!" (whatever!) when we both know you wouldn't have had a problem with keeping it if I got away with it.
So you know what? The hell with your stupid Peanuts collection.
Anyway, let's go to Caldor's later and shoplift cassettes!
patched by Urchin Art of St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
Taken Oct 17, 2014 in St John's
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Crimson Patch Butterfly at the Butterfly Farm in Stratford-upon-Avon
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one of the huge pumpkin patches at the dallas arboretum. this year, they had a Great Pumpkin Festival for thanksgiving.
1/125 @ f/2.8 ISO 200
A celebration of fall at Szalay's Farm Market in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
Best viewed in light box.
Peninsula, OH USA
This image shows an embroidered ship's patch for the American aircraft carrier USS Midway (CV-41), the lead ship in a class of three. I think I acquired this when crew members conducted an exchange visit to HMS Ardent (F-184) whilst underway in the North Arabian Sea in early 1981.
She was commissioned on 10 September 1945 (eight days after the surrender of Japan), at which time she was the largest ship in the world (only relinquished in 1955). She continued in service until being decommissioned on 11 April 1992.
It's been a good long while since I've had the opportunity to get out with my camera, and just as long since I've had a chance to post anything on FLICKR. Today, my wife and I made it out to Max Patch Bald, near the North Carolina-Tennessee border. I had a nice time shooting the hay bales dotted along the mountain top .
Thank you for visiting. I will try to catch up and visit your photostreams over the next several days.
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Patches of sunlight.
Just to show that Pembrokeshire is not all rugged coastline and pointy rocks. This is the tourist crowded Newgale beach.
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Western Patchnose Snake (Salvadora hexalepis), Superstition Mountains, AZ
From the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum:
Distinguishing Features
This slender, docile snake reaches 1¼ to 3¼ feet (107 cm) in length. Most noticeable is the large, patch-like rostral scale on the end of the nose. A wide yellow or beige stripe with a dark border runs down the center of the back; one dark stripe runs down each side. Occasionally the stripes are broken or obscured by crossbars. The belly is pale, sometimes faintly orange. Males have keeled scales at the base of the tail and above the anal opening.
Range
This snake is found in the southwestern United States, northwestern Mexico, and Baja California. It is also found on Isla Tiburn and Isla San Jos in the Gulf of Mexico.
Habitat
The patchnose snake is found in sandy soils or rocky areas in lowland desert with open creosote bush flats or desertscrub. It is also found in grasslands to the lower slopes of mountains with chaparral, and in pinyon-juniper woodlands as high as 7000 feet (2100 m).
Life History
Active in the daytime year round in warmer climates, this snake is crepuscular in the heat of the summer. In milder climates it may be active from early April to early November. The enlarged rostral scale is useful for burrowing in both loose sandy areas or rocky areas in search of its food: lizards, grasshoppers, small mammals, and reptile eggs. While the western patchnose snake does not constrict its prey, it does throw loops of its body on top of the prey to subdue it. It locates reptile eggs by scent, using its nose to unearth them. Much like the whipsnake, it moves quickly on the ground, and may climb into the lower branches of vegetation. If picked up it will thrash wildly. During the summer, it lays 4 to 10 eggs. Eleven inch long hatchlings emerge in late summer.
The white wing patches of the Red-headed Woodpecker are amazing. Like a white flag they can be seen from a great distance ( which was between us as I took this picture ) !