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Stagecoach YY64GSZ (37184) is a Dennis Dart SLF 4 with Alexander E200 bodywork. Seen in Chesterfield, YY64GSZ was new to the company.
Dodge Dart at Alcester & Avon Classic Motoring Club meet at Binton Social Club in April. Report from meet in latest issue of Classic and Competition car magazine, now available online. Free to read at www.classcompcar.com
Common Darter - Garden, Hullbridge, Essex. Landed on our rotating clothes line which gave me an easy opportunity to get the under wing image.
Dollymount was kinda pretty this morning. The weird part is that I'm sure I flipped the phonecam on its side to get a wider shot, but apparently not.
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...
Pima Air and Space Museum
DART TOWED AERIAL GUNNERY TARGET
Pilot gunnery practice led to the development of targets that could be towed at a safe distance behind utility aircraft. The target on display was manufactured in the 1950s. The dart disposable target was made of lightweight, inexpensive materials including aluminum foil skin and honeycomb filler installed on a wood framework.
Common Darter, Sympetrum striolatum,
The maie abdomen is red and slightly constricted near the front.
Females and immature males are yellowish brown . In both sexes the iegs are dark brown or black with a yellow stipe on the outside This very common species breeds in still water, and flies June - October, often travelling far from the water. It perches on shrubs and hedgerows and also on the ground. Most red darters seen in England are likely to belong to this species. Individuals from the bogs and moors of Scotland and Northern Ireland have more extensive black markings on the sides of the thorax and are sometimes treated as a separate species,...
Darter or snakebirds refers to their long thin neck, which has a snake-like appearance when they swim with their bodies submerged, or when mated pairs twist it during their bonding displays. Darters feed mainly on mid-sized fish; far more rarely, they eat other aquatic vertebrates and large invertebrates of comparable size.They usually breed in colonies, occasionally mixed with cormorants or herons.There are many different types of displays used for mating. Males display to attract females by raising their wings to wave them in an alternating fashion, bowing and snapping the bill, or giving twigs to potential mates.
African Darter (Anhinga rufa), Intaka Island, Cape Town, South Africa
Thanks to Charlie for the confirmation on the ID.
I was walking around the wetland, when I saw this guy get a fish. Managed to get the camera to shooting position and fire a few shots off. These are the two better ones.
500mm + 1.4x hand held.
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