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Tulips at Hanbat Arboretum in Daejeon.
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Suicide? I found some information that a grave off the grounds sometimes is a suicide. Not sure if the white cross in the background is or not but it was definatley set apart.
Ein Foto von Martin Kerstein (GW-Community Manager), das den NCSoft-Stand auf der gamescom im Aufbau zeigt
Got a new set up for Micca from a store where it was being thrown away.. It looks great and she loves it.
This day she had just laid some eggs, about 15 of them.. of course infertile, since I have not bred her yet.. guess it was time
Trix @400. Developed in rodinal 1:100 for one hour. Semi stand. 30 seconds inversions at the start. 2 inversions after 30 mins. No stop. Fixed for 5 minutes with Ilford Rapid fixer
We got ourselves a new t.v stand yesterday. Now I will have a place to store my nice things without having my child get into it and ruin it. Bye bye to this one.
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I was lucky enough to witness a stand off between a juvenile Sparrow Hawk, 2 Magpies and 2 Ravens on a nature reserve in Dawlish Warren, Devon.
The Ravens and the Magpies were posturing and trying (unsuccessfully) to intimidate the young hawk to scare him away, circling him and flying close over his head.
He was so unfazed by them that he actually stopped for a bath mid-attack!
In this shot the Magpie (still in flight) has just swooped on the Hawk and struck it on the back forcing the Hawk to duck and spread it's wings.