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Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld (NRW)

Orchid and Bromeliad exhibition

bigscale soldierfish

New Haven, Connecticut

This is one of over a dozen of these little roosting skippers I came across at Draycott Sleights last Saturday.

 

Interestingly they all seem to favour the flower heads of plantains to roost on, a perfect size to wrap their wings around, that is with the exception of this one which I found on a species of grass.

 

Best viewed very large.

 

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You can see more of my images on my other flickr account Heath's moth page

The Giant Golden book of Biology - An introduction to the Science of Life

By Gerald Ames and Rose Wyler.

Illustrated by Charley Harper. c 1961 Golden Press.

 

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c2008 grain edit

Two By Two, Hands of Blue

small invertebrate looking food on algae

Two unstoppable forces of nature.

Incubators, soil and aquatic biomes, places for nurturing micro life needed for healthy plants.

Also equipment for testing

Pacific trumpetfish

Western honey bee visits a blossom of meadow clary.

 

western honey bee or European honey bee

Westliche Honigbiene

[Apis mellifera]

 

meadow clary or meadow sage

Wiesen-Salbei

[Salvia pratensis]

 

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StadsLyceum Groningen

Image taken at a quiet moment when I had a meeting at my daughter's school this week. I could not resist this opportunity!

Today’s exam was biology. Usually biology is my best subject, but the exam was not perfect this time. I could choose from three different tasks, of which I had to solve two. The first one was about genetics (which is the topic dealt with in this MoC) and the others were evolution and ecology. In the end I chose genetics, which is my favorite topic and ecology, because the task was self explanatory.

 

The next exam will be English on monday.

 

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100mm and Nauticam CMC-1

Quincy Mine Hoist Association

Hancock, Michigan

 

O Scale model inside the hoist house museum.

Biology - An Introduction to the Science of Life

G.Ames, R.Wyler

illustrated by Charles Harper 1961

(Mondadori 1967)

whitetip reef shark

 

Nikon D3200 - 90mm f/2.8 Macro -

 

I feel bad as to get a photo of these hydrangea I had to pull apart my little spiders web. Thats right the same spider I took a billion photo's of earlier and all my contacts must have gotten tired of seeing. I worked on this for a while. Hydrangea's are hard to photograph...1:1 ratio leaves extra petals from other flowers in frame....partials are hard to figure out where to crop. So I decided for full collection of blossoms but to get all in frame I had to pull back farther than I would prefer. Needless to say as I was reviewing my shots I noticed the variations in colour saturation within each blossom... this is where the intrigue can be found in these flowers.

 

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(EN) Blue-and-yellow Grouper - (FR) Mérou faraud

Epinephelus flavocaeruleus subadult, Réunion Island

Spring is sprung! Shot in our back garden

This is the ATC card I made for Penny Nickles. I had a bit of a varigated french knot frenzy! As you can see, I took some artistic license with scale, colour - everything really. I thought it would symbolise spring and rebirth.

Re-imaging of Biology Building. Architect: Julian Kosloff

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