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No PS, I don't have
all is real
The illumination changed at one minutes intervales,
pink, blue, orange, silver, yellow
Mention
112e Exposition de la SPAQ
La grande roue à Singapour semble émerger d'un immeuble et dominer la mer au loin.
VARIABLE GEOMETRY
The Ferris wheel in Singapore seems to emerge from a building and dominate the sea in the distance.
Small seed-eating bird of humid tropical lowlands; fairly common. Found in grassy and weedy areas and forest edges, often in same places as slightly larger Thick-billed Seed-Finch. In pairs or small flocks, mixing readily with Morelet's Seedeaters and other seed-eating birds. Note stubby bill (unlike Thick-billed Seed-Finch) and plain brownish olive plumage of female (not rich brown like seed-finch). Males in Mexico and most of Central America are black. In southern Central America and South America males have variable amounts of white on the underparts and rump, hence the name.
Laguna del Lagarto Eco-Lodge, Boca Tapada, San Carlos, Costa Rica
The Variable Sandsnake (Sonora straminea) is another small fossorial that is active primarily in the late spring to early summer. These snakes have some of the most interesting features, but perhaps the head shape is the most unique.
This lovely Variable Sunbird was busy sucking nectar from the flowers on the lawns of Elsamere Nature Conservancy on the shores of Lake Naivasha.
Je ne l'ai vue qu'au dernier moment quand elle était au-dessus de moi. Merci au D500 pour son efficacité
Cette Buse bien décidée va "faire ses courses" !
Espace Naturel Protégé du Grand Castélou
Narbonne-Bages (Aude), le 20 novembre 2016
Small seed-eating bird of humid tropical lowlands; fairly common. Found in grassy and weedy areas and forest edges, often in same places as slightly larger Thick-billed Seed-Finch. In pairs or small flocks, mixing readily with Morelet's Seedeaters and other seed-eating birds. Note stubby bill (unlike Thick-billed Seed-Finch) and plain brownish olive plumage of female (not rich brown like seed-finch). Males in Mexico and most of Central America are black. In southern Central America and South America males have variable amounts of white on the underparts and rump, hence the name.
Tico Rainforest B&B, Horquetas de Sarapiqui, Costa Rica
This was taken just off the road near Cobar, NSW. I really like this species because of the tremendously variable patterning that adorns its members. This one was comparatively sparsely patterned but still beautiful.
Two very small fungi. The larger one was approx 1.5cm across.
My guess : Crepidotus variabilis .
Upton Heath NR, Poole