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The signature spider was packing its breakfast, so that he can come back and consume it when hungry!
Since there is no guarantee as to when the next prey will be caught, it is best to package food before consumption!
Cinderella, Rose, and Belle from Mattel's current Signature line. Of course I have Maleficent from the Sleeping Beauty set, and I have an Ursula that I'm working on customizing. These aren't perfect dolls by any means, but they have their own charm. I definitely want Beast, but the jury is still out on Ariel, Snow, and the Evil Queen. Ariel's eyes are weird, Snow's face pales to my 2011 DS Snow, and the Evil Queen looks sad. If they are better than they look in photos let me know, because I was initially hesitant on both Rose and Belle.
Diamond's SK16 GXH (32307) is the first bus to be put on the road in the new Signature branding. However, it is not the completed branding as the blue bits on the front around the mirrors that seem like they should be silver are still to be added. I know that they will be added because GN14 LPL (30167) has also been done up in the branding. GN14LPL was finished last week but for some reason (most likely because the bus is terrible) hasn't entered service since re-branding. SK16GXH, along with three other Streetlites were new in March 2016, not to Redditch depot, but to Tividale instead for use on the 4 (Walsall-West Bromwich with extensions). It is seen while passing Forge Mill Road (having just come off the busway) while operating a 57 (Matchborough Circular). The Wright Streetlite DF (Door Forward) had been completed earlier in the day and in true Diamond standard wasn't used on a Solihull Signature service, but a Redditch town service instead. "Track" is the worst service it could be put on, as it serves many areas with chavs.
The Tower of the Americas looms over San Antonio's downtown, seen here as the MEWSA heads for Sosan Yard from East Yard with a solid set of KCS Belles. January 2020.
Experience the vibrant lifestyle of downtown St. Petersburg in this sleek 26th floor Signature Place Condominium. This highly sought after residence offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bath, split floor plan with 1,269 square feet of luxury living. The kitchen features Thermadore stainless steel appliances complete with warming drawer, modern European cabinetry, custom tiled back splash and granite counter tops. Large inside laundry room. Enjoy the large tiled balcony that extends the entire length of the residence with amazing south and southeast views of of Tampa Bay, the Yacht Basin, Al Lang Stadium, Dali Museum, Albert Whitted Airport and the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.
Autumn Signatures
New!! Challenge 111 ~ Autumn Signatures ~
~ Autumn Signatures Challenge ~
~ The Award Tree ~
Metra's CNW heritage unit shoves a UP commuter set toward Ogilvie TC as the River North/Gold Coast skyline stands in the background. July 2024
The wind towers in Dubai is a signature of old architecture representing a period in time where they were a necessity for every constructed building to help cool off the heat of the summer.
Former Signature Inn, now the Garden Inn & Suites Kokomo Indiana. This hotel looked extremely run down
It was another weekend of Woking chaos in March 2022 with rail replacement buses dominating the scene outside the station once again. There were a nice variety of operators and vehicles who operated services out to Weybridge, Surbiton, Guildford and Basingstoke.
The Wood Stork is one of Florida’s signature wading birds, a long-legged, awkward-looking bird on land that soars like a raptor in the air.
The Wood Stork has many folk names, including Wood Ibis (due to its downcurved, ibis-like bill) and flinthead (for its scaly-looking bare head). The word "wood" probably refers to the bird's favored nesting habitat in lowland wetlands.
This is North America's only breeding stork, and the U.S. population is now federally listed as Threatened, down listed from Endangered in 2014 due to some population recovery.
Florida holds the largest nesting population of Wood Storks in the United States.
Wood Storks have a specialized style of feeding, relying on touch to catch fish. A group feeds by slowly wading through the water with open bills; when a bird's bill touches a fish, it quickly snap it shut to secure the meal.
Although not considered true migrants, juvenile Wood Storks disperse northward after the breeding season, and adults move in response to food availability. They are impressive fliers, with flocks soaring as high as 6,000 feet on warm air thermals.
I found this one along Peavine Road in Osceola County, Florida.
It seems Gyp picks up on other behaviours and quirks from the others in the house.
The head tilt used to be Jane's signature move, but as you can see, Gyp now has it mastered too.
"wanna go-pher a walk?"
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... is it just me or do they remind you of the "Butabi Brothers", from "Night at the Roxbury"? www.dvdizzy.com/images/l-o/natr-09.jpg
This is a spider (Web master) waiting for a prey. Look at the coil-like formations near its legs. Those are his "signatures"
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