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Tip 1: You Can Create Amazing Designs with Patchwork and it is very calming too!
Great Tips From Rachel Dodds
Here are a few little ideas that will help with any patchwork sewing that you do.
-Use spray starch on your fabric – this helps to stop the edges stretching and ruining your...
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I photographed this female Orange Tip butterfly nectaring on Forget-me-nots in my garden yesterday. Females lack the orange tips to their forewings which makes them more difficult to find as they are easily overlooked as Green-veined or Small Whites. Its scientific name is Anthocharis cardamines. The first bit means "rejoicing in flowers" while cardamines is the scientific name of its other main larval foodplant; Cuckoo Flower.
Although Willington has been flooded for months I went looking for hairy dragonflies none seen by me but a possible sighting from the hide by 2 other guys. I did see a marsh harrier, a bittern and my first damselfies for 2024 plus a few other birds.
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......Well it`s something different. Part of the Margate carnival which took place on the 5th of August 2018.
A panorama stitch of the SY loco about to dump spoil from the Wulong deep mine into the vast pit that was the open cast coal mine at Fuxin. All history now - the open cast mine is worked out, and Wulong has closed too.
Fuxin, Liaoning Province, China.
January 2016. © David Hill.
My first view point of the orange tip, but I carefully eased myself around to the other side for what I thought was the better view ... in comments belows.
I instantly fell in love with this scene when I saw how the sun was dancing across the tops of the trees both behind and in front of the barn. The scene was even more dreamy for me as the first frost of the season (last week in Boyne Highlands) covered the ground. The contrast made for a beautiful black and white!
From the bus -Grenfell Street - the smokers find any location to get their fix. Silver Efex Pro 2: Fuji Neopan ACROS 100
A trip to the tip at Alloa to dump off loads of rubbish from clearing out my Mum's stuff, and general decluttering provided a surprise with this young Osytercatcher chick getting shown the ropes by its parent, just by the offices
Step, my 12yo Vizsla, racing through a patch of wild Trilliums in a neighborhood forest.
When he's out, he's all business. Spring is here, at last.
The Common Redshank is 27–29 cm long, has a wingspan of 48–55 cm and weighs around 120 g. It is a somewhat dumpy wader, with long orange-red legs and a straight, medium-length bill with a reddish base. In flight the feet project beyond the tip of the tail. Redshanks breed in damp places like saltmarshes, flood meadows and around lakes. Redshanks hunt for insects, earthworms, molluscs and crustaceans by probing their bills into soil and mud
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Sometimes natural light is more than enough.
So always also shoot some images with the available light it might be that you don't need the strobes ;)
Nightowls Pittock Mansion Meetup, Portland, Oregon
I met up with the Nightowls for a Moonrise at the Pittock Mansion last night. We were promised a centered Moon above the tip of Mount Hood. I got out my big lens and zoomed right on in. I've wanted this for a long time so now it's one more thing I can check off my bucket list.
Happy Friday Everybody!