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We had some people over and let them sleep on the air mattress....Guess where Gizmo has been sleeping since? I guess we need to keep it here in the computer room..and also rename it Gizmo's room. She'll help me edit pictures.
Archie was so bored of sitting in traffic on the way to the dog park, that he had to have a cuddle with his giraffe toy. Too distraught to chew on him.
Oh poor, abused, Archie! No one even thought to buy him a jet plane to fly over the traffic! The nerve!
43046 & 43055 near Brindle on the East Lancashire Line 10/05/21 with 5Z44 from Carlisle to Crewe via the S&C route - day one of a week of Locomotive Services' training runs; 5Z43 from Crewe to Carlisle and 5Z44 from Carlisle back to Crewe.
She's not exactly well-bred (she has too much white to be considered up to standard), but she's certainly eye-catching! A pretty girl either way.
(this photo was NOT taken by me)
Toronto, Ontario
Jan 4, 2012
I took this photo outside of a homeless shelter in Toronto. We have been having cold weather alerts for a couple of days/nights. It was still quite cold today (-8C). This dog wasn't allowed inside, I guess. However the owner cared enough to cover it up with his own hoodie to keep it warmed while he went in to get warm. (P.S., I watched and the owner came out every now and then to reassure and hug and kiss - that warmed my heart as a dog lover!)
How lucky is a loved dog...
Hosanna Yasha-Eden. This girl has some fire, and not just in her slightly red hair. She's always quick to help me take test shots, try out my new lens I can't get the hang of, throw flour at my model (and not in front of like I specifically asked). She's fantastic.
{week 4}
My sweet Pitty's head shot. My husband and 4 other children refused to sit for me so after endless begging I just said the heck with it and snapped these rascals. Both of these are rescues, both are amazing and love to run my Mother in Law's playing with her Pit.
[Day 25-bonus] A really cool, trouble-making boxer pup. How can you say no to those eyes? Only 10 days remain in my 35mm challenge.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Little Arch's chin and his flappy upper lip are both so soft! They're like velvet except for all of his crazy wiry whiskers. I could kiss him there all day long!
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Investigating the garden's irrigation system - 5 mins he stood there barking until I showed him what it was.
A Wonder City mashed potato doughnut topped with a scoop of ice cream, almond slices, caramel, and brûléed banana on the side.
Brindle Room
277 E 10th St
New York, NY 10009
On Thursday night I joined Graham Bailey and Don Down and a few others for our contribution to national moth night(s)
It had been a whole year nearly since I last came down this way, and it was nice to be back.
The trapping conditions looked pretty good, we did not have the cloud cover that I was blessed with on the previous night in Bedfordshire, but the temperatures were very warm and for the rest of the evening it stayed warm.
We set up 7 traps in high anticipation of a bucket load of moths. Unfortunately it wasn't to be. The moths (particularly the macro's) were very slow turning up to the lamps.
And even after a full two hours, apart from nearly 40 species of micro moths we had only noted around 15 macro species!
What on earth was going wrong!
Luckily all was not lost as we did manage the target species, all 4 of them... the elusive Olive Crescent which is only know from a few sites nationwide, this being one of them and naturally i'd rather protect the sites identity from possible collector's!
It was also nice to see a few Festoons which were really freshly hatched.
Along with the Olive Crescent, there were plenty of Lead-coloured Pugs and Opsibotys fuscalis, all three species being new for me
Catch Report - 03/07/14 - Essex - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap, 1x 160w MBT Robinson Trap & 1x 80w Actinic Suitcase Trap.
Numbers below are approximate
50 Macros and 57 Micros ( 107 species)
Macro Moths
4x Black Arches
3x Brimstone Moth
2x Buff Arches
2x Buff Ermine
10x Buff Footman
2x Buff-tip
5x Clouded Border
10x Clouded Silver
2x Common Carpet
2x Common Emerald
3x Common Footman
1x Common Marbled Carpet
2x Common White Wave
3x Double Square-spot
2x Dun-bar
3x Engrailed
1x Festoon
1x Flame
2x Flame Carpet
2x Flame Shoulder
1x Green Pug
2x Green Silver-lines
2x July Highflyer
1x Large Emerald
3x Lead-coloured Pug [NEW!]
2x Marbled Minor
3x Marbled White Spot
5x Mottled Beauty
3x Olive Crescent [NEW!]
5x Orange Moth
2x Peach Blossom
1x Peacock Moth
2x Peppered Moth
5x Riband Wave
5x Rosy Footman
2x Scarce Footman
1x Scorched Carpet
2x Scorched Wing
10x Single-dotted Wave
2x Slender Brindle
3x Small Fan-foot
20+ Small Fan-footed Wave
1x Small White Wave
1x Small Yellow Wave
2x Snout
3x Swallow-tailed Moth
1x Tawny-barred Angle
2x Treble Brown Spot
5x Uncertain
1x Yellow Shell
Micro Moths
1x Blastobasis lacticolella
1x Orthopygia glaucinalis
2x Endotricha flammealis
1x Batia unitella
1x Batia lunaris
1x Incurvaria oehlmanniella
1x Caloptilia robustella
2x Parachronistis albiceps
5x Celypha lacunana
2x Eudonia mercurella
2x Tortrix viridana
1x Ditula angustiorana
2x Epagoge grotiana
10x Carcina quercana
15+ Aleimma loeflingiana
5x Gypsonoma dealbana
1x Stigmella aurella
10x Zeiraphera isertana
1x Coleophora sp
5x Chrysoteuchia culmella
2x Hedya pruniana
1x Ypsolopha ustella
1x Ypsolopha dentella
1x Aphomia sociella
2x Celypha striana
2x Archips crataegana
5x Conobathra repandana
2x Cydia splendana
5x Epinotia brunnichana
2x Scoparia ambigualis
1x Catoptria pinella
2x Batrachedra praenangusta
3x Teleoides luculella
2x Epiblema uddmanniana
2x Cnephasia sp
1x Hofmannophila pseudospretella
5x Argyresthia brockeella
2x Pseudargyrotoza conwagana
1x Emmetia marginea
2x Acleris kochiella
1x Amblyptilia acanthadactyla
2x Archips xylosteana
2x Udea prunalis
2x Pandemis cerasana
1x Pandemis heparana
2x Eurrhypara hortulata
2x Yponomeuta evonymella
2x Archips podana
1x Crambus pascuella
2x Spilonota ocellana
1x Epinotia biluna
1x Apotomis betuletana
3x Apotomis turbidana
1x Caloptilia populetorum
1x Epinotia nanana
4x Opsibotys fuscalis [NEW!]
2x Spatalistis bifasciana
1x Epinotia demarniana