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stick mantid/popa undata or popa spurca
And here is the complete mantid, about 55mm long. It was at a location where taking a picture was difficult, so invited it onto a stick and placed it somewhere else where I could choose the background, very docile creatures...
from a Senegalese musical instrument
Schlägel ("Schlagstock") von einem Musikinstrument aus dem Senegal
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Photographers watching the nest building of the various species are like judges at an aquatic dive event, rating the quality of the nesting materials as they come in. Or coaching, "Get one with green leaves please!", or "I want a long one that will drag behind in the water" which I heard myself uttering this morning. Here's a pair of Great Blue Herons and you can see the pride in the male's demeanor and boy, is she impressed or what. (Ardea herodias)
April means mud and stick season in Maine, along with frost heaves and suspension testing roads. On this particular spring morning, it is business as usual for Maine Northern train 909 headed north from Brownville to Oakfield, Maine. Eastern Maine lettered EMD SD70M-2 6406 and 2 sisters crosses the famed Golden Road just south of Millinocket, Maine on Friday April 22, 2022. Thankfully the state of Maine and NBM have turned the former B&A from what might have been a tragic story to a complete sucess.
A chop stick we picked up along life's travels. There are two of course because one chop stick would be pretty useless for eating.
Have a great Monday Folks.
For Macro Mondays - Stick
I spotted a stick that had fallen from a tree so watered the soil to make it mud. I then measured to find a part no longer than 3 inches. NB this section is 2 1/2 inches.
Here we refer to someone who won't change as a 'stick in the mud'
Happy Macro Monday!
Rolling west and up grade towards their base at the Lhoist complex in Crab Orchard, FIMX 4023 and its EMD paperweight cross over the oft shot second trestle near Ozone, TN.
Despite my forays into digital art, nature still holds my eye for interesting patterns and colors forged by the forces of water, earthquakes, temperature, time, and other natural occurrences.
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Sony ILCE-7RM5
Lake of Menteith - some fast growing Mallard young...taken while waiting for the Osprey to circle around...zoom for some flies!
Identified for me by the Australian Museum!
"Your photograph shows a Sydney Stick-insect, Candovia peridromes. The female varies in colour from green to brown and reddish-brown, as seen in your photograph."
It was on my garbage bin & I've never seen one like this before.
I thought I found a beaver dam when I found this accumulation of tree branches lol!.
This is the result of many years of sticks floating down a creek and into Lepper Brook Reservoir. Pretty cool!
BTW, I just released a new song, my first song I've released publicly in many moons! Check it out! m.youtube.com/watch?v=G8Nu7nq5adY
This is two photos merged together of the slipway at Weston-Super-Mare, one image had a blurry yellow kayak but the wave around the stick was the best I had. The slipway was also busier than the M25 during rush hour with the excellent RNLI practicing launching boats and may others launching boats jet ski’s and the odd kayak.
Have a great weekend All. 👍 so looking forward in seeing all your photos explored in 2027 😂😂
Bought some thirty years ago in an open air market, I have never used it. It was already thirty or more years old when I got it. But why did I buy it? I have other resolutely "outdoor" paraphernalia I hardly ever used. Was it the city dweller's nostalgic longing for the untamed, the wild, and the unlimited space of nature? Pretending that there still was a possibility to "return" to nature? Whatever it was, I am getting more and more friendly with this walking stick. I may be using it soon. Having three legs is safer than two. Leica M Mono, Voigtlander 2.2/50.
Wanted a photo of a stick from the yard, but that bored me. Thought about getting our puppy involved but she was SO energetic that I needed a helper to secure her while I tried to shoot. This was the best of about 50 attempts. Used the select tool to outline the stick, then processed everything but the stick in mono sepia tone.
#Stick #MacroMondays Image 4005
It's the end of May and the baby bears are freshly out of the confines of the den in which they were born. The three cubs enjoyed frolicking around not far from mom and returned to her side from time to time for reassurance. Mom fed on the spring grasses as the early evening sun lowered into the horizon. Soon it would be time to rest and feed her babies.
Photo taken in Yellowstone National Park, US, on May 29/14 at 6:30pm.
Photo taken at 370mm at 1/250's at f/6.3, iso 800, man white balance.
Added a painterly filter to create a painted appearance.
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