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The banded demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens) is a species of damselfly belonging to the family Calopterygidae. It is often found along slow-flowing streams and rivers. It is a Eurasian species occurring from the Atlantic coast eastwards to Lake Baikal and northwestern China.
Image taken in the Mara North Conservancy, Masai Mara, Kenya.
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Cardinal rouge (m) avec sa bague / Northern cardinal (m) showing his metal ring
@ Châteauguay, Canada
These are a distinctive feature of the sandstone geology at Garden of the Gods State Park. The dark bands hold concentrations of iron, which make those area harder and less susceptible to erosion.
Gebänderte Prachtlibelle
SOMETHING WILD is the topic for Wednesday May 31 2023, Group Our Daily Challenge
The volume is an arrangement of buildings that runs across the Spreebogen in the northern Berlin government district.
The approximately 900-meter-long volume was designed by the Berlin architects Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank.
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Created for the Kreative People Contest Music .
Partly created using 'Dream' by 'WOMBO' with two of my own photos of marching bands as the 'strong' input images. All other photos and textures are my own. Topaz and Photoshop used to finish.
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Pava Canosa, Band-tailed Guan, Penelope argyrotis.
Especie # 1.592
Reserva Natural El Dorado
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
Departamento de Magdalena
Colombia
Performers' entrance to the House of Blues Chicago. "It is a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll"
Female.
Scientific name: Calopterx splendens.
The Banded demoiselle is one of the largest damselflies in the UK. It can usually be found flitting around vegetation of slow running streams, rivers, canals and ponds with muddy bottoms. The larvae live underwater amongst roots and vegetation for around two years until its emergence. They are quite vulnerable to water polution so their presence is usually a good indicator of water quality. Info: TVERC.
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Another from a road trip around some of Utah a few years ago. The power of Geology in full flow with these different coloured layers of rock. Some of the most impressive scenery I've been lucky to see during my time on this sometimes crazy sphere.
There is a fruiting fig tree at Eco Lake and it attracts all the birds from the vicinity to congregate there especially for their morning feed. Others have spotted a pair of Flameback woody.
There are Starlings, Green pigeon, Black Nape Oriel etc.
Was lucky this Banded Woody flew down from way up the tree to eye level around 15 ft away. Pure luck.
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Another beautiful butterfly at the Wings of Fancy at Brookside Gardens.
Taken 4 May 2016 at Brookside Gardens, Maryland.
The banded garden spider is a large species, with a generally ovoid form and bright markings. Mature females may be 13-14.5 mm when fully extended and the carapace of the body typically between 5-6.5 mm in length. Males are substantially smaller, with a body length of only about 1/3 that of the female. Adult males also have prominently enlarged pedipalps projecting from the side of the head and these are used in sperm transfer.
The back of the spider is covered with silvery setae. Numerous dark lines cross the body and yellow banding is usually present as well. The legs are dark yellowish-brown with darker rings.
Bornean banded pitta, Malaysia.
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