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Count Addiction entertaining the crowd at Eat Sleep Drag Repeat hosted by the Queen Shilling

 

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Count Addiction entertaining the crowd at Eat Sleep Drag Repeat hosted by the Queen Shilling

 

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Photograph taken at the Glasgow Referendum count for the 2014 Independence Referendum. The count was held at the Emirates Stadium

 

The referendum was held on 18th September 2014 and voters were asked Should Scotland be an independent country? The result of this referendum was 55% said No (2,001,926 votes) and 45% said Yes (1,617,989 votes).

 

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"Lately I been, I been losing sleep

Dreaming about the things that we could be

But baby, I been, I been prayin' hard

Said no more counting dollars

We'll be counting stars

Yeah, we'll be counting stars"

 

- Counting Stars, One Republic

 

[ Hong Kong, 2014]

I count 97 rings

 

This puts the earliest possible date back to 1915, however the tree has been cut down for a number of years so it seems that it must have been planted before 1910.

if I've missed about 8 rings, I think I could well have done on the inner rings, and the tree has been down 10 years this would put it in line with the Victorian diamond jubilee in 1897.

Counting down. I know, Easter is next. But Halloween's only 201 days away!

Adrian was in top spirits. The calendar on the wall is just visible - the day of the results (11th) is marked with three boxes - the top two have "Win" and "Lose", I can't read the bottom - possibly "recount"? - they were waiting to have a tick in a box.

Kleines Superkonzert des Jazz: Count Basie, Big Joe Turner und (nicht in diesem Album) Oscar Peterson 1974 im CCH Hamburg

 

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MOTUC figures for 2010 shot for a retrospective article. Read a cool He-Man story written by my friend here:

 

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Count Addiction entertaining the crowd at Eat Sleep Drag Repeat hosted by the Queen Shilling

 

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The Duxford `counting the cost` memorial - commemorating the missing US airmen in the European Theatre in World War 2 flying from UK bases

6 locomotives at the head of this train. Couple of different BC Rail liveries in this one too.

Count Addiction entertaining the crowd at Eat Sleep Drag Repeat hosted by the Queen Shilling

 

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The game after a day of rain while I wait the bus

CRAB. Taken at St. Marry's Island, Malpe

Local restaurant owner Jimmy Z donated pizza to the event, and took a turn behind the board. Here, a former employee makes sure her "toss" hit its target.

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Back to Braughing

Another fantastic night I had on my parents farm.

The evening was absolutely perfect again until I had set out all of the traps, pulled the cord on the generator (thanks so much to David Kirk and the Boxmoor Trust for allowing me to use it elsewhere) and the rain started.

I have lost count on how many times this has happened.

I got drenched until 11pm when I called it a night, topped the generator up and went to bed.

Getting up at 4am there were quite a few casualties as a result of prolonged showers which was a bit upsetting.

The numbers were absolutely astounding to say the least.

Most numerous were Mother of Pearl (200+),Water Veneer (Easily 400+), C.culmella (100+) and Dark Arches (52)

 

Best moth of the night for me was an extremely lucky find. I saw a moth that I didn't recognise upside down in a puddle near one of the traps, I put my hand down to it and it crawled on for its new lease of life and lo and behold it was a Beautiful Snout, I suddenly went all shivery...the moth was still in mint condition! 8th County record.

 

Other highlights and there were plenty were several European Corn-borer, Vestal, 4 Small Mottled Willows, 5 Rush Veneers, 2 Rusty Dot Pearls, 12 Silver Ys, 1 Lesser Wax Moth, 3 Pine Hawk-moth and 1 Ear Moth

Backed up by a few wetland wandering species Donacaula forficella, Dotted Fan-foot and Calamotropha paludella.

 

Argyresthia curvella was a new moth for me.

 

I am thoroughly wet and exhausted but pleased at the same time!

  

Numbers below are approximate.

  

Catch Report - 14/07/15 - Braughing Farmland - 2x 125w MV Robinson Trap 1x 160w MBT Robinson Trap & 1x 80w Actinic + 26w CFL Suitcase Trap

 

Macro Moths

 

2x Barred Straw

5x Beautiful Hook-tip

1x Beautiful Golden-Y

6x Blood-vein

2x Bright-line Brown-eye

10x Brimstone Moth

1x Beautiful Snout

1x Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing

2x Brown Rustic

6x Brown-line Bright-eye

1x Brown-tail

5x Buff Arches

4x Buff Ermine

3x Buff Footman

4x Buff-tip

2x Burnished Brass

1x Cabbage Moth

3x Cinnabar

10x Clay

5x Cloaked Minor

2x Clouded Border

8x Clouded Silver

3x Common Carpet

2x Common Emerald

15x Common Footman

10x Common Rustic

5x Common Wainscot

1x Common White Wave

52x Dark Arches

3x Dingy Footman

6x Dot Moth

1x Dotted Fan-foot

1x Double-lobed

8x Double Square-spot

5x Drinker

4x Dun-bar

5x Dusky Sallow

2x Dwarf Cream Wave

1x Ear Moth

4x Elephant Hawk-moth

1x Engrailed

1x Eyed Hawk-moth

1x Fan-foot

4x Flame

2x Flame Shoulder

3x Ghost Moth

2x Green Pug

8x Heart & Club

15x Heart & Dart

5x Ingrailed Clay

3x July Highflyer

2x Large Twin-spot Carpet

10x Large Yellow Underwing

1x Latticed Heath

2x Least Carpet

1x Leopard Moth

1x Light Arches

1x Lime Hawk-moth

1x Lime-speck Pug

4x Maple Prominent

5x Marbled Minor

2x Mottled Beauty

1x Mottled Rustic

1x Oak Nycteoline

5x Peppered Moth

1x Phoenix

3x Pine Hawk-moth

2x Poplar Grey

1x Poplar Hawk-moth

2x Privet Hawk-moth

6x Riband Wave

1x Rosy Footman

3x Ruby Tiger

4x Rustic

4x Scalloped Oak

2x Scarce Footman

2x Setaceous Hebrew Character

1x Shaded Broad-bar

12x Silver Y

1x Small Blood-vein

1x Small Dotted Buff

3x Small Emerald

4x Small Fan-footed Wave

4x Small Mottled Willow

1x Small Yellow Wave

5x Smoky Wainscot

8x Snout

3x Spectacle

1x Straw Dot

5x Swallow-tailed Moth

1x Tawny Marbled Minor

20x Uncertain

1x Vestal

4x V-pug

3x White Satin

2x Willow Beauty

1x Yellow Shell

5x Yellow-tail

 

Micro Moths

 

1x Argyresthia curvella [NEW!]

1x Achroia grisella

45x Pleuroptya ruralis

3x Ostrinia nubilalis

2x Donacaula forficella

2x Calamotropha paludella

5x Aethes cnicana

1x Dioryctria abietella

1x Gillmeria pallidactyla

10x Batia unitella

20+ Eudonia lacustrata

5x Anania hortulata

8x Endotricha flammealis

400+ Acentria ephemerella

5x Hofmannophila pseudospretella

1x Tinea semifulvella

5x Cnephasia sp

2x Mompha epilobiella

6x Agapeta hamana

1x Agapeta zoegana

3x Cochylis hybridella

2x Cochylis molliculana

1x Cochylis atricapitana

10x Catoptria falsella

3x Catoptria pinella

200+ Pleuroptya ruralis

100+ Chrysoteuchia culmella

4x Bryotropha terrella

2x Emmelina monodactyla

1x Ditula angustiorana

2x Metzneria metzneriella

2x Celypha striana

1x Cydia pomonella

10x Eucosma cana

24x Crambus perlella

1x Archips podana

20+ Scoparia ambigualis

2x Phycita roborella

3x Pandemis heparana

2x Aphomia sociella

2x Carcina quercana

1x Batia lunaris

2x Monochroa palustrella

2x Limnaecia phragmitella

2x Eucosma obumbratana

3x Helcystogramma rufescens

1x Zelleria hepariella

4x Spilonota ocellana

2x Gypsonoma dealbana

5x Nomphila noctuella

15x Pterophorus pentadactyla

5x Hypsopygia glaucinalis

1x Euzophera pinguis

1x Hedya pruniana

1x Blastobasis lacticolella

2x Hedya nubiferana

3x Elachista canapennella

2x Udea ferrugalis

1x Hedya salicella

4x Epiblema foenella

2x Clepsis consimilana

2x Phycitodes binaevella

1x Eana incanana

1x Acleris forsskaleana

2x Udea olivalis

2x Anania perlucidalis

I have been press-ganged into doing the photography for daughter's up coming wedding, something I have not done before. We took the opportunity of doing some practise last week in the form of an engagement shoot. This image is one of the many done.

At one point, there were 13 grizzly bears visible surrounding the falls. Plus plenty more hidden by the surrounding trees. Brooks falls - Katmai National Park, Alaska

Duck count...any idea on how many in this group? Good luck, cause I certainly have NO idea :]

A Cambodian woman displays her birth certificate.

Tunica, MS - Horseshoe Casino - June 20, 2014

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