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France; Lignac, Brenne 6/6/23.
Upturned snout. About 60cms long. I originally mistook this for a Viperine snake (Natrix maura) as it was in water. The markings didn't look right though, also the shape of the head. There are photos of similar poorly marked Asp Vipers on Flickr.
France; Lignac, Brenne 6/6/23.
Upturned snout. About 60cms long. I originally mistook this for a Viperine snake (Natrix maura) as it was in water. The markings didn't look right though, also the shape of the head. There are photos of similar poorly marked Asp Vipers on Flickr.
Common name: Hairy Fringe Lily
Clumping multi-stemmed plant with clumping hairy leaves to 20cm.
On Sandy gravel.
ID: Terry McFarland WAHerbarium
"This is Thysanotus asper, distinctive in the densely hairy leaves and six anthers (T. triandrus has similar leaves but with three anthers)."
Steam Locomotive ( Pacific 01 202 built 1936 )
for fast passenger trains
during a short stop in Olten ...
the engine is owned by private persons /
home station Lyss BE / actually
not in service cause of a damaged axle !
A short video with the working engine :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGx_cigJnD4&feature=related
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHr8c0DHvos
Some informations about more historic locomotives in Switzerland :
What slithers is not always a snake.
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Realm of Ozryn character.
This Fer De Lance aka Lance headed viper aka Terciopelo aka Bothrops Asper was seen on a night hike at La Tarde in Costa Rica. It was spotted by my guide Eduardo. Eduardo had been recommended to me by multiple people in the past and he was even featured in some Costa Rican nature documentary I watched so I was really hoping to get him as a guide. However, when I made arrangements to do a night tour I was told someone else would be my guide. Unfortunately I ran into some issues leaving on time to drive to La Tarde that night due to a kayak tour to see bioluminesce taking too long. I made the 1 hour drive in probably record time but when I got there I was greeted by a guy who I thought was Eduardo telling me that the guide had already gone home. I essentially begged Eduardo to take me on a tour. He was reluctant because he didn't speak much English but I told him it didn't matter to me and he agreed to take me on a hike. It turns out when a guide only speaks a foreign language but you have a shared understanding of reptile and amphibian names that it really cuts down on a lot of unnecessary chit chat and information I get tired of hearing over and over again from other guides. Instead it was a wonderful walk in the jungle with a guy who had worked there for decades and new the habitat like the back of his hand. We could communicate fine with what was important and amazingly despite rather poor conditions and a very late start we still managed to turn up 5 snake species, multiple lizards and multiple types of frogs. And several of the snake species were high on my wishlist to see that trip. Amazingly despite night hiking almost every night this was the only Fer De Lance I saw on this trip to Costa Rica. It was the dry season and they like it wetter. These are my least favorite snakes of Central America because of their ability to blend in incredibly well to the forest and because they can be quite territorial not to mention highly venomous. So although I was glad to see this big nicely patterned adult individual, I didn't mind it being the only one seen on this trip.
I already shared the Masurana seen on this night hike which was the most exciting reptile find of the trip. I also already shared the blunt-headed tree snake we saw but will be sharing more from this night hike at La Tarde soon.
The Łódź Academy of Fine Arts building, one of the most characteristic in the city.
Build dates: 1971-1977
Architect: Bolesław Kardaszewski
Architectural style: (Late) Modernism
RCD demosaicing.
Kodachrome 200 LUT.
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A juvenile of a Fer de Lance found by Lucas Bustamante while walking back to our cabin in Mashpi lodge.
Workshop in Vienna/ Wien !!sorry this time again only in german !
Wer wissen will wie dieses Foto entstanden ist, es gibt ein neuen Workshop, wo ich erkläre wie ich zu solchen Fotos komme. Ich habe eine bestimmte Methode wie ich zu 90% meiner Top- Bilder komme. Von 21. – 23. April 2017 werde ich gemeinsam mit meinem Freund Kay von Aspern einen Street Photography Workshop in Wien anbieten. Was erwartet euch? Ein Wochenende lang geballtes Expertenwissen, Fachsimpeln und natürlich Fotografieren bei den besten Locations in Wien. Kay, der in Wien seit über 10 Jahren sehr erfolgreich fotografiert wird euch Einblicke verschaffen , wie man sehr humorvollen Bilder und die kleinen Alltagssituationen die er auf seine eigene Art fotografiert, entdecken kann. Anmelden bitte auf Kay von Aspern 's webseite.