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A Box Bug nymph on a roadside shrub in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex, with fingers from a steadying hand to give an idea of size! However it does bear viewing large if you want to see the bug in more detail!
Box Bugs (Gonocerus acuteangulatus) are relatively large reddish-brown squashbugs. Historically very rare and known only from Box Hill in Surrey, where they feeds on Box trees, this bug is expanding its range and now occurs widely in the south-east of England and beyond. Box Bugs are herbivorous bugs that exploit different foodplants, having been found on hawthorn, buckthorn, yew and plum trees.
Ginger is a little 6" high mohair kitten. She is stuffed with 100% wool stuffing, she has a fixed head and thread-jointed moveable arms and legs.
It's time for another round of "What's in the box?"
This is a special delivery for my main man Ricky J
If you haven't visited his store, well, it's awesome, he has all your lego needs covered, and some delicious new greeting cards too. And yes, the model is for him too, I assume it'll be on display in the shop too, just one more reason to visit. So go visit him, and buy all the awesome greeting cards :D
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Energy Box Project - l'idea è quella di trasformare le centraline di controllo dei semafori (EnergyBox), necessarie ma brutte, in una vera e propria galleria d’arte all’aperto, fruita, vissuta da tutti
Energy Box Project - the idea is to transform the energy box (traffic light control boxes), necessary but ugly, in a "en plein air" outside art gallery enjoyed and experienced by all the people.
The Signal Box at Fiddlers Ferry Widnes Cheshire still manned at the power station of the same name which closed down in 2020 after 49 years of operation. This freight line runs from Ditton to Warrington and beyond a view looking east, and now sees some use mostly container trains to and from Garston Freightliner Terminal, but coal trains are no more.
for a "out of the box" exhibition coming up in May 2017.
für eine Gruppenausstellung "Mensch und Karton" im Mai 2017
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Sketching with my transformed watercolor box. All the process in: artepacja.blogspot.com.es/2016/01/travel-watercolor-box-f...
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes made of ticky tacky,
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes all the same.
There's a green one and a pink one
And a blue one and a yellow one,
And they're all made out of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same.
A few weeks ago, while walking through a local park, I noticed an owl nesting box that had been taken over by honey bees.
The last time I was at the park, I walked one of the paths and found 3 more. I was happy to see how much the bees like these boxes, and thought how easy and inexpensive it would be to put these out in quiet places near gardens, and hopefully provide homes for more bees. If the bees don't claim it, there are many birds who would--making it a win/win for everyone.
Anything that we can do to help the struggling bees would be a good thing, and making it easier for them to create new colonies would be a great thing.
I don't know the logistics of the style or make of a 'bee box' that might be better, but I'm sure there are many who would know....
Just putting this idea 'out there' as one of the many positive things that each of us can do to help the bees.
The 1st box on the upper left is the one I originally found, and posted a few weeks ago. Each of these was in a different location, and high up in a shaded area--making it not that easy to get a clear image....
The last one on the lower right had a large honeycomb attached to the top of the box, and it was visible from where I stood.
Click on image for detail.
A few links for information on helping the bees.
Many more can be found when you do an internet search.
Steve Hackett from his recent 'Genesis Revisited' gig at the Royal Albert Hall.
The RAH is such an iconic venue, I was keen to get some shots that captured the band's performance...in the context of the venue.
This one works for me. :-)
The light on the boxes was fleeting. I shot a burst of several shots...and this was the only one where the boxes were highlighted.
My thanks are due to Steve and Jo Hackett for arranging my Access All Areas pass. :-)
You can see other pics in my Steve Hackett set.
Leica M7 + CV28mm Ultron + Kodak P3200 (@ISO3200) + Ilford DDX + Leica SL2 + Nikkor 105mm Micro + Valoi Easy 35 + Negative Lab Pro + Lightroom + Photoshop
For removing wet dust jackets -- the scotch tape holding them to the book can damage the cover if staff try to tear them off.