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My cluster of Dwarf Daff's & Hellbore orientalis making a splash in the spring sunshine this morning
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Ingredients: (not yet sorted by %)
small seeds: - these should be the main part of a dwarf food
seven (7) sorts of millet: proso millet, yellow, red, sawa, and some more that I have not been able to translate into English and don't know the latin names of either
niger seed / black seed
amaranth
sesame seed
linseed / flax
canary seed
several different sorts of grass seeds (if you do buy grass seeds make sure they are for animal consumption and not mixed with fertilizer! Often grass seeds are mixed with fertilizer to be "ready to sow". Please also note that there have been some reported cases on UK forums where dwarfs had cheek pouch punctures from grass seeds and it is not clear why - on German forums most people feed grass seeds to their dwarfs but we have no reported cases of problems. So until the reason is found you should probably err on the safe side and not feed grass seeds.)
weed seed mix
rosehip seed
salad seed
milk thistle seed
stinging nettle seed
chicory seed
carrot seed
radish seed
spinach seed
bigger seeds and grains: (less than smalls seeds)
wheat
mung beans
durra (sorghum bicolor) and milo (sorghum)
buckwheat
oats
hemp seed
spelt
animal protein: (literature reports amounts between 10% and 40% consumed in nature, depending on species and area)
dried shrimp (gammarus)
mealworms
dried grasshoppers
bombyx mori larvae
dried flowers and herbs:
dandelions (flowers and leaves)
daisys (flowers)
cornflowers
red clover flowers
dried alfalfa leaves/stems
ribworth leaves
parsley
Whenever I've seen Viscose 0-4-0 pulling a train it always seems as thought it is dwarfed by the passengers cars behind it. This excursion out of Eden, New York, was no exception.
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The dwarf hamsters represent a group of small hamsters in the genus Phodopus. Although they do not belong to this genus.
Campbell's Russian dwarf hamster (Phodopus campbelli) is a species of dwarf hamster. It was discovered by W.C. Campbell in 1902 in Tuva, an area that has historically been geographically linked with both China and Russia. The Campbell's dwarf is also native to the steppes and semi-arid areas of Central Asia, the Altay mountains, and the provinces of Heilungkiang and Hebei in Northeastern China.
This hamster is sometimes called Djungarian (or Dzungarian), or simply Russian, and often it is mistakenly labeled as a Siberian or Winter white Russian dwarf hamster, a closely related species of dwarf hamster. (See Winter White/Campbell's Dwarf Hybrids below.) In Tuva the species is called Pouched in the Tuvan language, referring to the well-known physical characteristic of most hamsters. There has been some debate over the classification of Campbell's dwarf and its closely related cousin, the Winter White, but now the two species are usually classified as Phodopus campbelli and P. sungorus, respectively. It has been claimed that the Campbell's hamster is less friendly in temperament (to humans) than the winter white and is consequently more likely to bite or nip, though of course temperament varies between different animals.
Nothing dwarfs a 38 foot sailboat like Tom Perkins' Maltese Falcon , measuring in at 289 ft. in length ...........What a show off !!!!!
Musée Dupuytren (Paris)
From series James G. Mundie's Cabinet of Curiosities
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May 5, 2018
This delicate, tiny white ball of flowers belongs to the dwarf ginseng plant (Panax trifolius). The little flower ball is only about one cm in diameter - It kind of looks like a tiny fireworks explosion.
Norwell High School woodland trails.
Norwell, Massachusetts
New England, USA
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Brown Dwarfs inside the Pleiades (panel 2)
Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello
For details, see the panel with 24 brown dwarfs detected in the survey inside M45: flic.kr/p/2ppTLG9
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Bare SB700 on a boom lightstand aimming into the aquarium. 1/8th power triggered with PWIII.
It's been awhile since I have done any updates. I have added some new plants. The tank overall is still a mess and needs a make over.
This dwarf signal is still operating but the siding that it protected in Union City, Indiana, on the CSX Indianapolis Line has been removed.
Garratt Loco No.143 is dwarfed by Moelwyn Bach at it approaches Pont Croesor. Welsh Highland Railway
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Dwarfs holding up the steps leading up to the Mahiyangana Stupa in central Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan Buddhists believe that Mahiyangana was the first of 16 places visited by the Buddha in Sri Lanka more than 2,500 years ago.
Dwarf Ginseng (Panax trifolius) - The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, New Jersey
These guys (tiny as they are) always catch my eye because of their incredible whiteness.
Tiny, and with limp stems they always seem to want to wave in the breeze, and if you can't block the wind somehow, you may have to wait quite some time for a lull in the breeze to make a capture with enough DOF to get good detail throughout the flower head.
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Lost in the melee of traffic, roadworks and foliage, NXWM Scania Omnilink number 1829 (new in November 2007) is seen working Birmingham's anticlockwise Inner Circle route at Highgate.
My first unit of twenty Dwarf Warriors (Clansmen) w/ shields is finished. Will up them to forty in the future but this have to do for now. Free hand on banner and the bases/movement tray has bits from the Underground-Empire Basing Kit.
Dwarf Wakerobin (Trillium pusillum). I was pleased to find two different populations of this tiny trillium this past week. The plants are only 2 to 3 inches tall. In both cases, I found the plants growing in a hardwood forest in association with May Apples. In fact, I would not have seen the trilliums if I had not walked over to investigate the May Apples. Even when they are in bloom, these tiny trilliums are invisible until I get within 5 or 6 feet of them.
Great Dismal Swamp, Jericho Ditch entrance, Suffolk, Virginia.