Spam With Fangs
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Siamo nel Parco nazionale di Mesa Verde, nella regione di Montezuma in Colorado. Qui sorgono i resti di antichi insediamenti dei cosidetti Popoli Ancestrali, gli Anasazi. Queste costruzioni risalgono a circa 800 anni fa, ma questi popoli, di cui si sa molto poco, erano già presenti in in questi luoghi dal VI secolo d.c.
I villaggi, costruiti in pietra e fango, erano posizionati in anfratti di roccia che proteggevano dalle intemperie ed erano difficili da espugnare. Abbandonati poi non si sa per quale motivo sono stati riscoperti nel sec. XVI dagli indiani Navajos che li hanno abitati per diversi secoli. Il più scenografico è chiamato Cliff Palace ed è quello raffigurato nella mia foto.
Questo parco è stato dichiarato Patrimonio Mondiale dell'Unesco nel 1978.
Bienenfresser (Merops apiaster) hat eine Heuschrecke gefangen wund formt sie zurecht für die Nahrung des Nachwuchses. Danach fliegt er die Bruthöhle an und übergibt das Futter der Partnerin und der Aufzucht.
Saturday Self-Challenge-High Contrast
Smile On Saturday-Spooky Spiders
They tend to show up at this time of year!
Welcome to FaNg Sanctuary Island. Home of the Eternal Damnation Horde and Roleplayers but all are welcome to explore!
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Welcome to FaNg Sanctuary Island. Home of the Eternal Damnation Horde and Roleplayers but all are welcome to explore!
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Many thanks to abstractartangel77 for the source image which you can see in the first comment box below or here
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Kaos showing his fangs while he still had them. He’s now toothless because of TR (Tooth resorption) - a quit common problem among cats, a painful condition that has to be diagnosed by x-ray and the treatment is tooth extraction.
He´s now a happy pain free cat again :)
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Deluded, denuded and de-fanged
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Huntington Gardens
San Marino, CA
From Huntington.org:
Liu Fang Yuan is based on the mid-late Ming dynasty (1368–1644) style of a scholars’ garden, especially the gardens from the city of Suzhou, China. The mid-late Ming dynasty, 16-17th centuries, was a time of increased garden-making activity in China because of a variety of economic and social factors.
Icicles hanging off of the railings on St. Joseph’s North Pier. Just when you think Spring is right around the corner. . .
Coin operated binoculars, encrusted in snow, near the summit of Cannon Mountain, New Hampshire. It looked like a face, with a single, pointy tooth... =)
Mammoth Hot Springs Terrace
Yellowstone National Park
The Terrace is ever changing, formations form and collapse, water takes a different path; always spectacular no matter how often I visit. Must be time to take a trip!
The seasons' difference, as the icy fang
And churlish chiding of the winter's wind,
Which, when it bites and blows upon my body,
Even till I shrink with cold, I smile ~Shakespeare.
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Life is hard…the tide of Salvation History carries us in a general direction regardless of our choices. Our awareness of this truth is a beautiful gift. We get to participate in an individual way (with awareness) that our choices matter…even when we feel the opposite. So, every morning this reluctant deacon gets up…says his morning prayer and faces the mystery of something (maybe mundane) new with hope and love. This is my life now and I am blessed to have the vision that my vocation provides and requires.
-rc