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Pattern: Brambling from Rowan Little Knits
Yarn: 8 balls of Jaeger Extra fine merino, colour Cedar
Needles: Clover 8 (4.5 mm)
Crescent-eyed Spider, (family often called "Flatties"), Aranhas-murais - Selenops species
A couple of more views showing their excellent camouflage.
I was not able to get around below it to get a full-face image. Too bad, that would have been fun.
When I drove my wife home from a clinic I thought i heard a rhythmic clicking sound. As I sped up, its frequency got higher. But the sound went away and I forgot about it. The next day I discovered my right rear tire was flat. A screw was the cause. I mounted a spare, made an appointment for the next day at my tire dealer (Discount Tire) and got the flat fixed free of charge.
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The Yellow Sea, shared by South Korea, China and the DPRK, has an estimated 2 million ha of remaining tidal-flat , and is one of less than 10 regions globally that have “megatidal environments”. As such the Yellow Sea is a globally very rare type of ecosystem, and it forms the core staging area for an estimated 2 million migratory shorebirds in spring and a further 1 million in autumn. This represents no less than 40% of the total number of (long-range) migratory shorebirds supported by the whole East Asian-Australasian Flyway, a wide and long migration corridor stretching from southern New Zealand, through Australia, up through countries of south-east and eastern Asia, through the Yellow Sea, on through eastern Russia as far northeast as the North slope of Alaska.
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Another, but later Bedford / Duple combination, this time an SB rather than an OB. However, that's perhaps where the comparison realistically ends as this old girl's seen better days. It's doubtful now whether salvation will come for this deflated Duple or whether it will merely yield a few spare parts for sisters less far gone.
The rather sad looking coach resides in the undergrowth at wonderful Winkleigh, North Devon. It's a graphic illustration of what happens to timber framed (and some lesser metal framed) buses when water ingress takes it's toll. Still, even between us, we can't save 'em all.
BNSF job pulls empty rack flats out of Hallett 8 in West Duluth MN. The flats carried in "swamp mats" used by construction companies as temporary roads in territories where the ground surface are less than ideal to operate equipment on.
(Tantilla gracilis). Deep East Texas.
The flat-headed snake is a tiny fossorial snake associated with deep sand habitats. In the Pineywoods of East Texas the loss and degradation of sandhill habitats has likely resulted in significant population declines for this species. The fossorial and secretive nature of this species makes it difficult to assess population trends. The above individual was found at a high quality sandhill in the Big Thicket region.