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Another art from my hand sanitizer.

 

I made an artwork composed from various differently processed versions of the sanitizer. Then i sent it to my pc, where i shot it on-screen in the Pano Sabotage style. Then back to my phone for more processing.

Immagine ripresa presso il Centro Cicogne & Anatidi di Racconigi (CN)

German Shepherd

Troyen's Mikä Lie Kylähullu

Le Geai des chênes (Garrulus glandarius) est un grand passereau de la famille des corvidés. C’est un joli oiseau au plumage paré de couleurs vives plutôt discret et timide. Le Geai des chênes est très répandu en France. Très friand de glands de chênes qu’il stocke abondamment en automne, le Geai des chênes contribue à favoriser l’expansion de cet arbre grâce aux très nombreux glands cachés qu’il ne mange pas et qui finissent par germer et donner de nouvelles pousses.

 

The Eurasian Jay (Garrulus glandarius) is a large passerine of the family Corvidae. It is a pretty bird with plumage dressed in bright colors rather discreet and timid. The Eurasian Jay is widespread in France. Very fond of acorns of oaks which it stores abundantly in autumn, the Jay of the oaks contributes to promote the expansion of this tree thanks to the numerous hidden acorns which it does not eat and which finally germinate and give new shoots.

In the night it rained. The next morning a fascinating natural landscape had sprung up on the roof. Everywhere we saw small water surfaces and new tiny plants that grew to the sky. The small germs were at most 1 to 2 cm in size and the colors beautiful. A new experience for me and my camera.

Schneealpe. Weißer Germer, Veratrum album

The garlic germ lies in a small cavity in the center of every garlic clove* and it’s basically a future garlic plant—a garlic “precursor” of sorts.

seriouseats.com

 

Total width of frame is 1.25 inches.

 

Garlic is a species of bulbous flowering plant in the genus Allium. Its close relatives include the onion, shallot, leek, chive, Welsh onion, and Chinese onion. It is native to Central Asia, South Asia and northeastern Iran.

Wikipedia

 

Des fois il est docile d'autres non, ce jour là il l'était...

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Le Geai des chênes (Garrulus glandarius) est un grand passereau de la famille des corvidés. C’est un joli oiseau au plumage paré de couleurs vives plutôt discret et timide. Le Geai des chênes est très répandu en France. Très friand de glands de chênes qu’il stocke abondamment en automne, le Geai des chênes contribue à favoriser l’expansion de cet arbre grâce aux très nombreux glands cachés qu’il ne mange pas et qui finissent par germer et donner de nouvelles pousses.

Dürrenstein. Im Grünloch

Germano Reale / Mallard

Anas platyrhynchos

Cigonya blanca - Cigüeña blanca - White stork (Ciconia ciconia)

Parc Natural dels Aiguamolls de l'Empordà

Airone cenerino si riflette in compagnia di un germano ed una nutria.

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Germs and sun’s rays. Dead fly on sun striped holiday cottage window cill. For Macro Monday theme Danger.

Weißer Germer

 

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Gewöhnlicher Germer bei Margunin

Italia -- Lazio -- Lago di Bracciano

The average speed of a sneeze is about 100 miles per hour, as noted by WebMD. Each sneeze packs a germy wallop, too, with each sneeze sending about 100,000 germs flying through the air.

 

The Best thing is that when my kids went to school they were taught to sneeze into the bend of the elbow - Not to cover with there hands.

I think this really works great - we almost never have colds anymore.

 

Water color paints splattered on a clear acrylic glass.

Happy Macro Monday !!!

piccoli di Germano Reale

small Mallard

Got the little dudes on the mail yesterday. Thanks, Koji!

Check the bigger size for better viewing.

Paddys day fun with Jaws, Sinna and FK.

 

Scrappy dappy fuckin doo.

Zitat:

"Die Pflanze ist stark giftig. Sie enthält in allen Teilen, besonders jedoch im Wurzelstock, giftige Alkaloide wie Protoveratrin und Germerin.

Die Pflanze ist auch für Insekten giftig und wurde früher zur Lausbekämpfung bei Mensch und Tier benutzt. Das erfahrene Großvieh rührt sie nicht an, doch gehen an ihm immer wieder Kälber, Schafe und Ziegen zugrunde.

In der Antike wurde die Pflanze als Mord- sowie als Pfeilgift genutzt. Alexander der Große, der schon mit 32 Jahren 323 v. Chr. in Babylon starb, soll mit ihr vergiftet worden sein."

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