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found on street alive 😊 Pontiac from around 1956? ...
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One from the family album. Great great great Aunt Ophelia was the undisputed champion of the great Lichfield Camouflage Contest of 1897. Refusing to fall for the claims of tricksters that the tournament was over, she was finally found in 1935.
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One Saturday last month, Tim was called for a CT scan (a check up following his cancers) so we decided to make a day of it and take a picnic up to the hospital with us. This was Tim and JJ's first time on a train since lockdown but it was quite quiet going up, so not too traumatic. After Tim's scan, we walked down to a park in Cosham for our picnic and then back to Hilsea Lines aka Foxes Forest for a stroll. On the way we passed an bridge to a disused building and JJ spotted this fox! Detail not brilliant cos I had to crop.
Twenty-three subspecies are recognized:[3]
Indian black-naped blue monarch (H. a. styani) - (Hartlaub, 1899): Originally described as a separate species in the genus Ficedula, found from India and Nepal to southeast China and Vietnam. The abdomen is whitish in males.
H. a. oberholseri - Stresemann, 1913: Found in Taiwan
H. a. ceylonensis - Sharpe, 1879: Originally described as a separate species, found in Sri Lanka. The males lack the black necklace.
Andamanen black-naped blue monarch (H. a. tytleri) - (Beavan, 1867): Originally described as a separate species in the genus Myiagra. Found in the Andaman Islands. The abdomen of males is blue.
H. a. idiochroa - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Car Nicobar (northern Nicobar Islands). The abdomen of males is white tinged with blue.
H. a. nicobarica - Bianchi, 1907: Found on southern Nicobar Islands. The abdomen of males is white tinged with blue.
H. a. montana - Riley, 1929: Found in northern and central Thailand
H. a. galerita - (Deignan, 1956), 1929: Found in southwest and southeast Thailand
H. a. forrestia - Oberholser, 1911: Found in Mergui Archipelago (off western Myanmar)
H. a. prophata - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Malay Peninsula, Sumatra and Borneo
H. a. javana - Chasen & Kloss, 1929: Found on Java and Bali (Indonesia)
H. a. penidae - Meise, 1942: Found on Nusa Penida (near Bali in the Lesser Sundas)
H. a. karimatensis - Chasen & Kloss, 1932: Found on Karimata Island (off western Borneo)
H. a. opisthocyanea - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Anambas Islands (in the South China Sea)
H. a. gigantoptera - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Natuna Besar (Natuna Islands, South China Sea)
H. a. consobrina - Richmond, 1902: Originally described as a separate species, found on Simeulue (off north-western Sumatra)
H. a. leucophila - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Siberut (off western Sumatra)
H. a. richmondi - Oberholser, 1911: Found on Enggano Island (off south-western Sumatra)
H. a. abbotti - Richmond, 1902: Originally described as a separate species, found on Reusam and Babi Islands (off north-western Sumatra)
H. a. symmixta - Stresemann, 1913: Found on western and central Lesser Sundas
Philippine black-naped monarch (H. a. azurea) - (Boddaert, 1783): Also known as the black-capped monarch and Philippine black-naped blue monarch. Found in Philippines (except Camiguin Sur Island)
H. a. aeria - Bangs & Peters, JL, 1927: Originally described as a separate species, found on Maratua Island (off eastern Borneo)
H. a. catarmanensis - Rand & Rabor, 1969: Found on Camiguin Sur Island (southern Philippines)
A found piece of sculpture located in a construction site, part of the reconstruction of a small rail-trail bridge over a local highway. I like the wide-angle perspective here.
Far from the blue sea and the yellow sand, a black and white vision of the Bahamas.
Here is « Little Grand Cay », some stones lost in the north of the Abacos.
Part of my « Streets around the Ocean » project.
The previous publication (other pictures) about my Bahamas
Series can be found here :
I have too many cute seagull chick photos to edit now 😉 This is a lesser black-backed gull (Larus fuscus). I've just been outside by the sea where we live for a couple of more hours, finding even more newly hatched cute ones ツ
And finally I got to photograph an oystercatcher chick too today, like I've dreamed of. I found som newly hatched ones some weeks ago, but they were too little to be cute yet ; ) The one today were almost too grown up again, and really fast - but I got some cute photos of it ツ
(Sildemåke-unge in Norwegian)
My album of birds and nests here.
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Mysterious "forms" have entangled in this case, both literal and mataphorical ones. After we followed the guiding luminance we found the three lost truck drivers. The fact that we found them means nothing since there is nothing at the end of the road, at least nothing tangible and this pulsing web of events seems very fragile in terms of human ethics. I suppose something that doesn't come to an end rarely leaves a human mind. But for me, we haven't found them.
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With over a foot of fresh snow the ground feeders are having a tough time finding food. This lucky guy has sometime to nibble on.
I recently upgraded to Flickr Pro with unlimited uploads. I can now share some scans of found colour slides I have purchased at various places over the last 20 years. Whilst I have one or two complete rolls, this lot were mostly acquired as loose slides. Ie they were no longer a part of a cohesive roll, sadly. They must tell their own story and only that.
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The images are mostly 35mm Kodachrome slide scans, however there are a few 126 Instamatic scans occasionally, as well as a few Ektachrome, and a handful of other slide types coming along soon.
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It is no secret that I love hollyhocks. So much so I will go out looking for some to photograph. Today was one of those days where I felt I needed a hollyhock fix so what better place to go than Maple Beach down at Point Roberts. (For some reason they seem to have more hollyhocks per capita than anywhere else around here.). I wasn't there long when I came across the most beautiful display and as the owners of the house were sitting out on the deck I called out and asked if I could take a couple pics of their flowers. Not only did they kindly agree to let me take some photographs but also invited me into the garden where I could enjoy them even more. While I was there the owner told me they have no idea where the flowers came from, one day they happened to look out and saw they had hollyhocks in the garden. Those first flowers flourished and gradually developed into the most beautiful extravaganza. Gradually people would make a point of walking by to admire the hollyhocks and those admirers would be offered seeds that had been collected from the previous year so they too could have some of these plants to enjoy. Over time the seeds from those couple of stray hollyhocks found themselves in numerous gardens in the Point making it the place to go for Hollyhock hunters.
PS. I was offered some seeds today too however I didn't think bringing them over the border would go down well.
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...is starting now in Spring again...
And I thought I lost the believe in Spring already... But found it again ;-)