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Darter dragonfly closeups. Focus stacked using zerene.
This darter got fairly used to me allowing me to take shots at up to 4:1 magnification.
Arriva 1773... Dennis Dart working the 64 service on 18th May 2018 here seen in Durham on North Road
- Fleet: —-
- Reg: 101 WMS
- Operator: Weardale Motor Services
- Route: 101
- Depot: Crook
- Livery: Weardale
- Type: Dennis Dart SLF 5
- Bodywork: Alexander Enviro 200MMC
- Livery New In: Weardale
- New to/ Year: Weardale / 2025
- Location: West Road, Crook
African Darter, Anhinga rufa. 12 November 2023. Chobe River, Botswana, Africa.
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There were lots of Common and Ruddy Darters found along the pathways at Southrey, I've not been there for several years, but was great to visit again
A classic British sports car from the late 1950s. It was built from 1959 - 64. It has a 2.5l V8 engine. No rust - it has a fibreglass body (but the steel space frame underneath was prone to rust). A total of 2564 were made in 5 years, way short of the original predictions. Daimler was bought by Jaguar in 1960, which might have had something to do with it: upon seeing the prototype of the saloon version, Sir William Lyons ordered that project to be terminated and all prototypes destroyed. Jaguar also canned the follow up to the SP250 as it would have been more expensive than the E-Type. So a very rare car, especially in the UK as many were exported. Original models in excellent condition can fetch £60k on the open market.
GX80, 1.4/25 Summilux.
Bit of an Unusual allocation but here is Dart 10 or CHZ8960 seen on Biddulph High Street on 9s returning back to Clayton or as the blind says Newcastle and Westbury Park
5/6/21
D13285. Moored boats on the River Dart in South Devon. A view from the comfort of a train on the Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway.
Wednesday, 1st July, 2015. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
Poison dart frogs are an example of an aposematic organism. Their bright colour warns predators of their toxicity.
Indigenous populations used their poison for blow darts.
Southern Vectis 3329 (HW54 DCE), ex-Wightbus 5862, loads for Cowes on service 1.
To its right is crew van 024 (EA05 KZC).
Newport bus station, Newport, Isle of Wight.
Part of an 11.5 mile circular walk starting and finishing in Dartmouth including two ferry trips across the River Dart. An excellent walk that included riverside paths, woodlands, open fields and great views. Half way around, we came across Greenway, Agatha Christie's holiday home, and now part of the National Trust.
The route guide can be found on the South Devon AONB website:
www.southdevonaonb.org.uk/uploads/walks/walks%20with%20au...
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Tara Street Bridge Dart Station.
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Dennis Dart SLF 33091 has arrived at Wigan for a second stint of service following tender gains after the collapse of Maytree Travel.
New to Dennis's of Dukinfield it arrived at Stagecoach Manchester when the former operator was acquired some years ago. It became one of the first vehicles to operate out of Wigan depot in corporate Stagecoach livery in December 2012 when it was drafted in from the Bluebird fleet which Stagecoach had aquired at roughly the same time as Wigan joined the empire from FirstBus.
Once Wigan had completed driver type training on their new vehicles, 33091 once again headed off back to Bluebird and working services in North Manchester once more. It has however arrived back at Wigan as a short term measure to work routes taken on from Maytree and is seen here on service 553 which was taken on after their demise.
I think this is a female common darter, feel free to correct me or confirm! Taken in Durham Botanic Gardens, UK.
Dart 23 hasn't benefitted from the new E200 engines being fitted to the older SLFs, and instead is finished to the same style as sister bus 15. Except for having black doors.
I'll be uploading some photos from a day in Ballina on the northern coast of New South Wales over the next few days. First up is an Australasian Darter preening.
In Dublin, the electric rail system called the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is a quick and easy way to get around Dublin. It runs along the coast of the Irish Sea from Malahide or Howth in north County Dublin soutwards as far as Greystones, Co Wicklow.
Another view of a Common Darter Dragonfly.
3d Cross-view - View the two images straight on and slightly cross eyes and the centre image which appears will be seen in 3d .
Female Black Darter (Sympetrum danae).
A small heathland and moorland species, and the only black dragonfly in the UK and probably the smallest, at just 29-34mm length. I know this one is yellow, but the male is black :)
Females (and immature males) have a yellow abdomen and brown thorax marked with a black triangle on top. The side of the thorax and the lower part of the abdomen is strongly marked in black, as can be seen here.
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Photographed passing through Tarvin is this GHA Coaches owned Dennis Dart SLF 8.8M with Caetano Nimbus bodywork. It is registered FJ06 URR and is pictured working the 84 service to Crewe bus station. It was new to Red Rose of Weston Turville back in 2006.
Common Darter Dragonfly (Sympetrum striolatum). The most common UK dragonfly and there were many of them at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve near Doncaster. (Yorkshire Wildlife Trust)
We saw several Common Darters settling on the wooden fences in the deer park at Dunham Massey. They were settled enought to get close up with my macro lens.
Another shots below.
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2-door hardtop (1967-76),
Langley Good Times Cruise-in, car show, Aldergrove, British Columbia, Canada