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Not long after having my best view of a local Hare yet as it ran from the bushes in front of me to an area of trees a few hundred away, I came across a couple of Ruddy Darters. They were the first ones I'd seen this year and although they were both quite wary, I still managed to get close-ups of this one as it sat on a blade of long grass just inches away from my camera lense.
Great to see them again and I'm sure that there will be many more emerging in the next few weeks :-)
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Dennis Dart Plaxton body B40F
New Aug 1996, South London. LDR24.
At Ketley Bank, 29 Aug 2009.
A very wet 2013 Dodge Dart, one of the 69 new vehicles available we test drove at the Midwest Automotive Media Association (MAMA) 2012 Fall Rally in Chicago.
Photos courtesy of Steve Cypher
Common Darter - Garden, Hullbridge, Essex. Landed on our rotating clothes line which gave me an easy opportunity to get the under wing image.
A very wet 2013 Dodge Dart, one of the 69 new vehicles available we test drove at the Midwest Automotive Media Association (MAMA) 2012 Fall Rally in Chicago.
Photos courtesy of Steve Cypher
Long Term Intervention Monitoring project is currently underway in the Gwydir catchment.
As part of this monitoring program, solar powered RMCAM internet enabled cameras and weather sensors were recently installed in remote locations across the Gwydir Wetlands State Conservation Area.
There is good water availability in the wetlands this season due to prolonged water deliveries to the wetlands.
As luck would have it, a number of waterbirds have now set up nests, close to these cameras. Species include Little Pied Cormorants, Darters, Magpie Geese, Plumed Whistling Ducks and Australian White Ibis.
The camera is now set up to take images every 10 minutes.
The obvious advantage of using this approach is being able to monitor species/events etc in a remote location, with flexible regularity and without disturbance.
This is a very good Arachnid dart board. It will score cricket, 501, and various other games for up to four players. Has a voice that reads the scores and fortunately can be easily turned off. I can still hear it say "Bullseye!"
It's battery powered or can be plugged in. Hangs on a wall. I'll throw in (hah!) my collection of darts, too.
For posterity. I had to sell this dart board a few days ago in preparation for the move across the country. It was sad, because I had always imagined that I'd bring it with me. So I thought I'd post a few pictures so that I can remember the good times... dartsing it up in my garage in Val Verde. I don't feel too bad about selling it though, as I bought it for $100, put $50 worth of parts on it, and then sold it for $400. I win...