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Blue Damsel Fly ( Bluish /purple )
Differences between Damselflies and Dragonflies
Dragonflies are generally big with a thick, either tubular of slightly flattened 'tail' (abdomen) and broad wings, broadest where they meet the 'body' (thorax). They have huge compound eyes which take up much of their face. The eyes join in the middle on top of the head. A good look at the face will reveal a gruesome set of jaws!
Damselflies are smaller, and are dainty, elegant insects. They have a long, thin, tubular abdomen, narrow wings, narrowest where they meet the thorax, and large eyes (although much smaller than dragonflies) which protrude from the sides of the head, almost as if on stalks. To me they look like a hammer head; )
One further difference is the way they hold their wings. Dragonflies almost always have their wings spread fully open, and can be found perching on vegetation, often hanging vertically. Damselflies habitually close their wings when at rest and hold them over their 'backs'. One damselfly, the Emerald Damselfly, usually holds its wings open at 45 degrees.
P. S. I love purple , but this is the true color of this Damselfly.. Just cropped the photo..
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This trio of Leyland Atlantean buses is seen here at the "Leyland Atlantean 40" event at The Historic Commercial Vehicle Museum, Leyland, on 27/09/1998. This event was being held to commemorate the 40th. anniversary of the production of the first Leyland Atlantean and it coincided with Preston Bus first ever "enthusiasts day", being held at their Deepdale Road depot and a free bus service was provided between the two events.
Left to right, facing the camera, are; Preserved Ribble, 1686, NRN586, a Metro-Cammell bodied PDR1/1 type, new to Ribble, in 10/1960; Centre is, First Manchester, 7077, WBN955L, an open-top converted Park Royal bodied AN68/1R type. New to SELNEC(7077), in 07/1972, this early 'Manchester Standard' was converted by SELNEC's successor, Greater Manchester PTE, in 09/1985. Moving onto GM Buses North, it was based at Bolton when seen here. On the right is former Glasgow Corporation Transport, LA352, KUS607E, an Alexander bodied PDR1/1 type. In the livery of Edwards Travel, Newtown, Llantwit Fardre, Wales, it was new to Glasgow, in 05/1967 and I believe, as of 2020, it still survives as a preservation/restoration candidate having recently arrived back in it's former home city, at the GVVT Museum, Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland, having been a onetime resident at the North West Museum of Road Transport, St. Helens. As a footnote, this bus carried registration MUS281F, from LA396, when with Beestons, Hadleigh, and then some other operators, for some strange reason.
The camera being a Praktica MTL3 with the film being a Boots Colourslide II.
I would request, as with all my photos, that they are not copied or downloaded in any way, shape or form. © Peter Steel 1998.
Here, two versions of Duple Dominant bodied Leyland Leopard's are seen side by side at Blackpool Coliseum Coach Station, that was also used as a parking area for Ribble. On the left is a Dominant II(See comment below kindly provided by [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ian_simpson/]) bodied Leopard PSU5E/4R. It was new to National Travel(West)(N289), in 10/1981. After transfer to Ribble, it was numbered 89 as can be seen here. Meanwhile, on the right, is Ribble 1062, XTF823L, an early version of the Dominant on a Leopard PSU3B/4R, new to National Travel(North West)(Standerwick) in 07/1973 numbered 40. The photo being taken in November 1987.
The camera being a Praktica MTL3.
I would request, as with all my photos, that they are not copied or downloaded in any way, shape or form. © Peter Steel 1987.
"Become simple and live simply, not only yourself but Within anche in your everyday dealings. Do not make ripples all around you, do not try to be interesting, keep your distance, be honest, fight the desire to be thought fascinating by the outside world. "
- Etty Hillesum
Thanks to Kim for putting this diptych together.
The bird with pink on the right is a Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura). It is a common, almost abundant species along the Texas Gulf Coast plains. The bird on the left is a Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus) - not the same species as Black Vulture in the Old World. As you can see the head and neck are featherless with the skin being grey and wrinkled. Like Turkey Vulture, the Black Vulture is also reasonably frequent along the Gulf Coast.
The two species were actually photographed with a few yards of each other. Both are scavengers, cleaning up nature's carcasses.
A photgraph of a leaf I took last year that I got part way through tweaking. I had added layers, difference cloud and some blending - But must have got distracted or forgot what I intended lol! I stumbled across it whilst clearing "out takes" to relieve my groaning hard drive. As I like the colours and the details I decided to post it as is - No textures ! Gasp ;-)
But this could be used as a texture ...
Please credit and post a small version of how you've used this image here as I would be very interested to see how you used it ! Thanks :)
"Le differenze tra le persone sono un dato di fatto. Questo è ciò che rende ogni persona unica, ciò che rende il nostro mondo un luogo così incredibilmente variegato, come un giardino in cui sbocciano a profusione fiori di ogni genere. Questo è il motivo per cui non solo dobbiamo ammettere che le persone sono diverse, ma dobbiamo anche rispettarle ed imparare gli uni dagli altri".
Daisaku Ikeda
U2-/Mary J.Blige - One www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpDQJnI4OhU
the difference between freedom to see & speak freely or being blinkered & silent by the order of....................... ?
thanks for looking in.....appreciated....best bigger....hope you have a Great Weekend
View on black «L», it makes quite a difference to this piece.
It's pretty hectic these days with work finals and everything. But nearly over now, and hopefully I'll be able to catch up on Flickr where I haven't been to good lately.
I guess you could say that the two photos at this location are the closest I've come to portraying my own mood. Uncomfortable and in dire need of some moments to just chill out.
Anyways, I love the location that I've found for myself. It is almost right outside the door, and the low winter sun creates this beautiful light just as it brakes from behind the hillside.
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I took this photo near Santiago de Compostela (Spain).
As you can see in this case, I didn't change at all the composition
of the initial shot (below). I just slightly modified the contrasts. I like
how everything is inverted, even the perspective (the sheep in the
background looking bigger than the 3 ones in the foreground...)
The above photo has been shot with the Samsung NX11,
provided by Samsung Electronics. Co., Ltd.
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Two of Dumbarton depot's E300s at Balloch Bus Stance. 67715 is one of the examples which has been at Dumbarton since new and has the latest branding for 'the one' whilst behind is 67857, one of the recent arrvals to replace the Volvo double decks and still branded for the 201.
What a difference a year makes. This time last year I was spending a few days as Hollie and really enjoying myself love the outfit I figure it a weekend outfit or a casual meet up with friends outfit. Now with a year on the earliest I can see myself dressing is the end of September. It's tough but at times stuff is out of your control.
Even the smallest difference can be enough to make a difference. Sometimes it doesn't take much to change your perspective, appreciation, respect or opinion about something. In this photograph, a large water droplet rests at the center of this blade of grass. If you look closely, you can see the reflection of the grass and sky at the top of the water droplet. Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
Central Arkansas.
Photo # KS5_9798bwsa. June, 2014.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
The rear end of the Commuter required a complete restructuring to achieve the new arrangement.
This was done using two Eclipse roof sections - the second donating just its lower rear end piece which was grafted on to increase the height.
Light details etc will be added by the client once he has applied the final livery.
This photo shows the very different look of the two versions.
Op de foto van vandaag -5 februari. 2015 - 3 Kleine Zwanen en 5 Wilde Zwanen .
Kun je zien welke de 3 kleine zwanen zijn? Best moeilijk, ik moet ook altijd goed kijken.
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De boer is hier niet blij mee. De 51 zwanen vreten in hoog tempo het pas ingezaaide gras op. Hij krijgt hiervoor geen compensatie.
Kleine Zwaan:
De kleine zwaan (Cygnus bewickii) is de kleinste van de drie soorten zwanen die regelmatig in Nederland en België voorkomen. De soort is nauw verwant aan de fluitzwaan, uit Noord-Amerika, en wordt ook wel als een ondersoort van deze soort beschouwd: Cygnus columbianus bewickii. Kleine zwanen broeden 's zomers op de Russische toendra. In de winter komen ze met duizenden naar onder andere Nederland om daar te overwinteren.
Kleine zwanen verschillen van de knobbelzwaan onder andere door hun grootte. De kleine zwaan wordt zo'n 127 centimeter, en de knobbelzwaan wel 150 centimeter (snavelpunt tot staart). Kleine zwanen hebben bovendien geen knobbel bovenop de snavel, en de vlek op de snavel is geel, in tegenstelling tot de oranje kleur die een groot deel van de snavel van de knobbelzwaan heeft. Van de wilde zwaan, die even groot is als de knobbelzwaan, verschilt de kleine zwaan behalve door het formaat ook doordat de gele vlek op de snavel van de wilde zwaan groter is, en naar voren in een punt uitloopt; de gele vlek van de kleine zwaan is kleiner, aan de voorkant afgerond, en loopt niet zo ver naar voren door. Kleine zwanen foerageren soms met honderden tegelijk op graslanden. 's Avonds is hun roep te horen als ze van de voedselplek naar een veilige slaapplek vliegen. Zo'n plaats is vaak een meer of afgesloten natuurgebied dat 's nachts voldoende veiligheid biedt. Kleine zwanen zijn vanaf oktober tot maart te zien in Nederland.
Kenmerken[bewerken]
Kleur: ....................wit, snavel is zwart-geel
Geluid:................. melodieus hoge tonen "klioe-kloeie"
Voedsel:............ gras, toendramossen en waterplanten.
Lengte: ............. ongeveer 120 cm.
Spanwijdte:.......ongeveer 180 cm.
bron wikipedia
D7000, Nikon,
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I have on a different hairstyle/length. I determined the one I was sporting earlier was a bit too thick and full to cope with the humidity of the day.
Energy difference X-ray photo of a Nautilus shell. The image is the difference of a 70kV and a 40 kV image.
Read more about this image on my blog:
www.himmelslandschaften.de/2019/03/03/x-ray-fusion-of-ene...
© Julian Köpke