The Everyday Batman
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This relative of Batman is annoyed that some people put their bikes in front of him and now he is using his magical power to transport these bikes, but I'm not sure it will work.........
Happy Wall Wednesday everyone ;-))
Grey-headed Flying Fox (Pteropus poliocephalus)
A random selection from the archives.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Da sx:
Palone del Soppressà, 2590 m;
Zinglo Bernù, m 2590;
Palone del Torsolazzo, 2670 m
un cospicuo numero di belle cime poco conosciute ai confini orientali delle Orobie
Vestrahorn (aka Batman mountain), east Iceland at sunset. This beach is quite dangerous, a rogue wave swept up to my thighs, and the photographer seen in these photos suffered a similar fate, but needless to say, we both survived, as did our camera gear.
A lot of people say they would pay good money to see Batman go up against a Xenomorph -- but you know who never says that? Bruce Wayne. I'm not saying it means anything, but it is a little Sus that the richest dude in town isnt' throwing his money out there to see a fight like that...
I still hope he might come home, although it is 3 years since he disappeared. TinkerBell returned after being "on the road" for 2 years, so, hope springs eternal. He is the most mischievous and delighful cat. Seen here in his "time-out" box - daring to pop his head out to see if he was forgiven. ☺
Batman, Batman, Batman
h-h-holy mackrel
t-t-turn it up
da da da da da da da da da
and wow, it's been a whole year............... still missing my friend ♥
Batman is using his body language to tell me he is hungry.
A stack of bowls is on the other side of that cabinet door--with leftover dry kibble in them. He checks this spot frequently, to see if one of us forgets to close the cabinet.
I think this is my best shot of this spectacular hoverfly, Myathropa florea and this is a very well-marked individual. There is a distinct Batman mark on the thorax which gives it its informal common name
Myathropa florea. Eristalini family Hoverflies, It gets its name from the dark outline on the thorax which resembles the Batman symbol.
This is a multi-purpose look Batman uses for:
"Are you going to brush me?"
"Are you going to pet me?"
"Are you going to feed me?"
Let me introduce you to Batman who became our adopted cat while we were staying in Cluny . This was a usual spot for him he sat on the fence post which was close to were we parked our car. After a few days he would jump up there to greet us when we returned from an outing . I enjoyed his company very much We had cats in the past and while I would not get another I miss their enigmatic beauty .
When we arrived at the cottage we were met by the owners who told us about their horses and dogs. As an afterthought they mentioned Batman with clear instructions not to make a fuss of him or let him into the cottage. I have to confess that we cheerfully ignored these instructions
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His recent favorite spot to hang out is by the computer. If anything happens to be in his way, it usually ends up on the floor.
7 More London is widely known as the “Batman Building” as it’s glass and steel facade, combined with shadows and reflections from a certain viewpoint, can resemble the iconic Batman logo.
It is the new building for professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP at More Riverside London, near Tower Bridge in central London.
Completed in 2009, it is 48,000m2 of office space - equivalent to the size of four football pitches
Batman is a big huggable teddy bear, but he also spends a fair amount of time sleeping in unusual out-of-the-way places that don't look comfortable at all.