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When we arrived home from our trip, two of our bathrooms were in this state. Ivar had quite the fun time and we had a huge laugh about it!
A frog with a tissue.
St. Augustine, Florida, USA.
30 June 2021.
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▶ This wee fellow (a Cuban tree frog) was as surprised by me as I was by him when I spotted him taking up residence in an inside bathroom. Using some readily available toilet paper, I gently grabbed him, moving him to a more congenial location, out-of-doors. As you can see, residue of my technique remained affixed to his hind leg. A few minutes later, he shook off his shock and moved on...hopefully without the TP.
▶ The Cuban tree frog (Osteopilus septentrionalis) is considered a highly invasive species in Florida.
▶ Thank you to Flickr-er Lucas N. for the identification. See Comments below.
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▶ Photographer's note:
The outside dew-point was 28 °C and the temperature 35 °. Indoors, it was 5 ° cooler (the A/C on full blast). So, when I brought my camera outside to take this shot, the lens misted over. A little bit of Photoshop Elements magic helped, but the image was still a bit foggy. So, after this, I stored my lenses, while indoors, within a sealed bag to forestall moisture pick-up.
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▶ Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M10 II.
— Edit: Photoshop Elements 15, Nik Collection.
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this week's MM theme: just white paper
the design is about a one inch section of the paper
HMM & HTT!
Originally a P-40K and assigned to 11th Air Force in Alaska in 1942, it crash landed in a fresh water swamp in Port Heiden, AK in 1943. Recovered in 1975, it was rebuilt to airworthy condition and has since been converted into the two seat trainer/pursuit version in the Collings Foundation collection today.
3rd floor Alexander Dorm, UNC-Chapel Hill, spring 1983. Phil reads a paper ... is that Sam with the Pepsi bottle? (Photographer: Troy, I think.)