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Thirteen species of butterfly using one patch of brambles this morning.
At one point there were 19 Red Admirals in front of me.
The species were as follows -
Large Skipper, Small Skipper, Small Copper, Small White, Holly Blue, Peacock, Brimstone, Painted lady, Red Admiral, Comma, Small Tortoiseshell, Gatekeeper & Meadow Brown
Marden Meadow - at least one still active today (same one I photographed a week ago, with a nick out of the wing - not looking quite so bright now)
I shrunk down Anna's Poolside Tote pattern so that it would be the perfect size for my niece this Christmas. Take a look at the blog for more details!
A fleet of small open fishing boats on a gravel beach near Sneem, (Ring of Kerry Road), Ireland
Neg# BOGE 393a. Mamiya M7, 65mm. Yg filter. Fp4 film. 2000
More from the Archives: The entrance to the cave at a higher tide; Playa Ventanas near Ojochal, Costa Rica, 2015
seen today at RSPB Fairburn Ings nature reserve in West Yorkshire, UK.
so many of these and other damselfies flying around near the water / river today.....lovely to see.
This is a round lock n lock container that has been spray painted camouflage.
A small geocache container is usually big enough for a log book and some small trading items.
Please refer to hinoki.pixnet.net/blog/post/41048989 for all the images captured by ZEISS Makro-Planar 2/100 ZF.2.
I shrunk down Anna's Poolside Tote pattern so that it would be the perfect size for my niece this Christmas. Take a look at the blog for more details!
Dhaka
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finished size 5 inch
pattern available here: craftandnappies.blogspot.co.nz/2013/01/more-patterns-avai...
Blogged here: craftandnappies.blogspot.co.nz/2012/12/small-paper-pieced...
Summer Story
by Mary Oliver
When the hummingbird
sinks its face
into the trumpet vine,
into the funnels
of the blossoms
and the tongue
leaps out
and throbs,
I am scorched
to realize once again
how many small, available things
are in this world
that aren’t
pieces of gold
or power——-
that nobody owns
or could but even
for a hillside of money—–
that just float
in the world,
or drift over the fields,
or into the gardens,
and into the tents of the vines,
and now here I am
spending my time,
as the saying goes,
watching until the watching turns into feeling,
so that I feel I am myself
a small bird with a terrible hunger,
with a thin beak probing and dipping
and a heart that races so fast
it is only a heart beat ahead of breaking——
and I am the hunger and the assuagement,
and also I am the leaves and the blossoms,
and, like them, I am full of delight, and shaking.