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"Art Stories Book Three" by William G. Whitford, Edna B. Liek and William S. Gray. Curriculum Foundation Series. 1935 Scott, Foresman and Co.
This common butterfly is superficially similar to the rare White M Hairstreak, which was nearby at Western Regional Park, MD.
Suffering great gray owl withdrawals as I haven't been able to find any for several months. This is one from about a year ago of the female at sunrise.
there was a bush right beside this guy was a flock of rose-breasted grosbeaks feasting on katydids...could not get a shot that wasn't all messy with branches...gave up, but got this guy anyway
The Hairstreak Butterflies have tiny hairs near their tails that resemble antenna. These pseudo-antenna even move to some extent which enhances the deception. Combine these with the eye spots on the wings and predators get confused about which end to hit. Many butterflies survive such hits but have missing pieces of their tails. They seem none the worse for the wear and tear.
Explore - Highest position: 157 on Saturday, May 9, 2015
After spending a lot of time looking for Wolfs in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone and ,watching a den site with the enthusiast Wolf watchers , we unfortunately weren't lucky!. We did however visit the Grizzly and Wolf center in West Yellowstone which is where i saw this beautiful boy. It is a great place which has given homes to animals from the wild who for different reasons cannot go back. It was really educational and gave us the opportunity to see them.
I am wearing another new addition to my wardrobe today. I love how sharp and professional this gray pencil skirt looks, especially paired with a classic white shirt and one of my favourite black bowties. I am working in the evening, and as it is supposed to snow today I think I will enjoy a quiet and relaxing morning at home before my shift.
I was pleased to improve on my existing GRCA shots when this fellow paused for a moment in a tree instead of deep in the thicket.
You Who sleep in my breast are not met with words, but in the emergence of life within life and of wisdom within wisdom. With You there is no longer any dialogue, any contest, any opposition. You are found in communion! Thou in me and I in Thee, Thou in them and they in me: dispossession within dispossession, dispassion with dispassion, emptiness within emptiness, freedom with freedom. I am alone. Thou art alone. The Father and I are One.
-Thomas Merton, Entering the Silence, pg. 488
The other kind of treefrog we have here in our corner of Cape Cod is the "Gray Tree Frog" Hyla versicolor. This is one of the babies. They start out green and eventually gradually turn gray over time. They will get to be about the size of a golf ball as an adult - and are all gray. They are vocal at night in late June and July, seemingly turning on and off their calls with the clock... on at 8:00 off at 11:00.
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These guys have returned in numbers over the last week in Simcoe County. Though many people pass these guys over, I quite enjoy capturing them! Shot at Sunnidale Park in Barrie.
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Santolina chamaecyparissus or gray santolina (also known as gray lavender cotton because it smells like, well, lavender...).
Not to be confused with its paler sibling green santolina.
Photographed in Cicely Roche's magnificent gardens just outside Gorey, Co Wexford, Ireland.
If you’re convinced you’ll never be able to learn bird calls, start with the Gray Catbird. Once you’ve heard its catty mew you won’t forget it. Follow the sound into thickets and vine tangles and you’ll be rewarded by a somber gray bird with a black cap and bright rusty feathers under the tail. Gray Catbirds are relatives of mockingbirds and thrashers, and they share that group’s vocal abilities, copying the sounds of other species and stringing them together to make their own song.
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