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The Brick (Agrochola circellaris) moth foraging on common ivy (Hedera helix) nectar.
Zrzenicówka rudawka (Agrochola circallaris) żerująca na naktarze bluszczu pospolitego (Hedera helix).
A shot I recently added to the PhotographyTextures.com DVD, of a grungy brick wall wall, complete with bicycle tread marks.
Another shot from Sunday outside an old church. Bricks have always fascinated me. Many years ago I worked as a hod carrier - the person who carries the bricks and mortar to the bricklayer. Very hard work!
'grmblmmbl...
What's with all the shouting soldier? Could you keep it down a little? People are trying to sleep down here!'
'Prisoner escaping sergeant!'
'Prisoner? What prisoner? All we have is a bunch of bones in the brigg! Bones don't...
AAAAH!'
A sea-tumbled piece of old furnace lining brick. The original brick orange, mortar and burnt side creating a tricolour pattern.
....these bricks aren't in the wall.
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Petersburg, Virginia
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©Christine A. Owens 6.21.18
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