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Hoverfly
Part of Insects Set
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I was happy to get this photo of a Yellow-faced honeyeater feeding on a bottlebrush flower they have come to my area on their southern migration. They are quick birds and they don't stay still for long.
Scientific name: Lichenostomus chrysops
Replica of a chess piece of a Queen found with several chess sets at Isle of Lewis, Scotland in 1831. Likely made in Norway, about AD 1150-1200.
Theme: "Face"
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When blue skies appear in blue hour, my imagination calls out for black and white and long exposure with negative space.
Two Robins measuring each other up near a bird feeder. These territorial birds are quick to see off a rival.
My granddaughter loves to paint rocks when she visits us. She also thinks it's fun to draw silly faces.
Macro Mondays
April Fool's
Male Blue-faced Meadowhawk (Sympetrum ambiguum). Patuxent Research Refuge, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
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Vlog: Second Life Vlog 107: Weekly Recap youtu.be/bhQrIF-97GY
I often wonder if I'm observing the dragonflies or it they're observing me!
365/237 - Year 10 Photo 3524
Big and red as can be, I thought it odd all the happy, school-book like drawings of animals, all of which are available inside, though in a much less happy form. (At least for them.)