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I used to post a lot more iPhone photos than I do now. In fact, that is what really got me into using Flickr. There used to be a large community of "iPhoneographers" here, but it seems like most of them have drifted away. Some have gone to Instagram, some perhaps lost interest.
In any event, here is a lonely tree I saw a few days ago as I was driving from the Dinosaur Point boat launch at San Luis Reservor. Since I was returning from the boat launch, where no one was, I knew there weren't any cars following me, so I just stopped on the road, positioned the setting sun right behind the tree, and made this photo with my phone. Then I processed it with Hipstamatic using Jane Robusta.
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At first glance I thought this was a female. It was not until I noticed the spike on each of his palps I realized adult male.
The spike is called an RTA or Retrolateral tibial apophysis . It is not easily seen in this image.
For them that do not know the 2 limbs out front that look like little legs are palps and on males are the reproductive organs.
Some spiders are more obvious than others to see as some can look like a big pair of pom poms!!
A females bits are beneath her abdomen which means palps will be slender and that makes it a challenge for people like myself that know a great deal more about photography than ID'ing spiders.
BUT I am enjoying learning about them.
This fella is 15mm from front to back (Not including legs)
Clubiona Robusta group (which is quite large and varied)
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1/50th ==== F13 ==== ISO 200 ===== Flash @ 1/64 + 0.7
Focus Differential of 2 and charge time of 0.1
Methods B,C,A in helicon saved as tiffs to be used as slabs
The 3 slabs assembled again in Helicon using Method B
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formerly Gomphus floccosus
with Rhytidiopsis robusta
mycorrhizal with conifers
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This one's a little past its prime, with plenty of new leaves appearing already, but the Silky Oaks (Grevilles robusta ) are still conspicuous treescape components in suburban Newcastle.
SMC PENTAX-FA 77mm f1.8 Ltd.
La Grevillea (Grevillea robusta), és una espècie d'arbreoriginari de l'est d'Austràlia.Arriba a fer de 18 a 35 metres d'alt i creix de pressa. Les fulles, de 15 a 30 cm de llarg, són semblants a les de la falguera. Les flors són taronja daurades i són bones per l'apicultura. Les llavors són alades.
Grevillea robusta, roble australiano, roble plateado, árbol de fuego o pino de oro es la especie más grande del género Grevillea. Nativo de las costas del este de Australia.Es un árbol perennifolio de rápido crecimiento, de 18 a 35 m de altura con hojas verde oscuras delicadamente dentadas bipinnadas reminiscentes de fronda de helecho. Sus flores son doradas naranjas, de 8 a 15 cm de largo en primavera, en tallos de 2 a 3 cm de largo.
Grevillea robusta, commonly known as the southern silky oak or silky oak, or Australian silver oak, is the largest species in the genus Grevillea of the familyProteaceae. It is not closely related to the true oaks, Quercus. It is a native of eastern coastal Australia, in riverine, subtropical and dry rainforest environments receiving more than 1,000 mm per year of average rainfall.It is a fast-growing evergreen tree, between 18–35 m (59–115 ft) tall, with dark green delicately dented bipinnatifid leaves reminiscent of a fern frond. It is the largest plant in the Grevillea genus, reaching trunk diameters in excess of 1 m (3 ft). The leaves are generally 15–30 cm (6–12 in) long with greyish white or rusty undersides.
Grevillea robusta, communément appelé le chêne soyeux d'Australie, est la plus grande espèce du genre Grevillea.Il est originaire des zones côtières de l'est de l'Australie, poussant au bord des cours d'eau, dans les forêts subtropicales et tropicales sèches recevant en moyenne plus de 1000 mm d'eau par an. C'est un arbre à feuillage persistant, à croissance rapide, atteignant entre 18-35 m de hauteur avec des feuilles vert foncé bipennées délicatement dentelées rappelant la fronde des fougères. Il s'agit de la plus grande espèce du genre Grevillea. Ses feuilles font généralement 15 à 30 cm de long, blanches ou gris rouillé dessous. Ses fleurs qui apparaissent au printemps, sont jaune-orangé en forme d'écouvillon, portées par une tige de 2 à 3 cm de long et sont utilisées pour la production du miel.
I'm pretty sure this plant is much stronger that it looks. It lives by the Côja creek that runs across the woods of Our Lady of Lourdes (Nossa Senhora de Lourdes)
Penalva do Castelo - Viseu, Portugal
Tenho a certeza de que esta planta é muito mais robusta do que parece. Vive junto à ribeira de Côja, que atravessa a Mata de Nossa Senhora de Lourdes.
Penalva do Castelo - Viseu, Portugal
This very lovely golden Grevillea robusta was a welcome splash of bright colour in the Botanic Gardens.
Grevillea robusta, roble sedoso, roble australiano, roble plateado, árbol de fuego, pino de oro o gravilia es la especie más grande del género Grevillea. Nativo de las costas del este de Australia.
Grevillea robusta es usada en la elaboración de instrumentos musicales incluyendo guitarras.
Las flores y la fruta contienen el tóxico cianuro de hidrógeno. Tridecylresorcinol en Greviellea robusta es responsable de la dermatitis de contacto.
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Springtime bring the Silky Oak into flower which in turn attracts numerous 'honey eater' species of birds who feed off the flowers nectar. The birds move so fast in and out of the branches that I've been unable to take a keeper shot of them so far.
This Australian native tree is the largest member of the Grevilla family growing in height up to 40 metres, which is a worry as it's close to my new home which is in cyclone (hurricane) country!
On a Stone wall of a Bridge,
I found this Frog, He is waiting his food coming automatically,
I love His eye with 2 different color, and make a word "T".
After I start Macro Photography about 2 year,
This is the first time i have chance to take Night Macro Shots.
Tree Frog and Snake shot is hard to get in day time,
But in Night Macro, they are main course.
( With Yougnuo YN560 IV )
Podolepis robusta, commonly known as Alpine Podolepis, Mountain Lettuce or Cattleman's Lettuce, is a perennial herb from the Australian Alps in the family Asteraceae..Mount Buffalo National Park, N.E.Victoria