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The Green Thorntail is described as an uncommon hummingbird that is found from Costa Rica to the pacific slopes of Ecuador. At the bird lodge we visited in Mindo, Ecuador, there were several perching and feeding in the area. This male shows the long tail feathers that give the bird its name.
Simple but i like it sunshine caught on this leaf in the forest
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Size: Approx. 4 to 6mm
Distribution: Found throughout the UK
Months seen: April to October
Habitat: Usually found on low growing bushes and in hedgerows
Food: Flies and other small insects
Special features: Green Orb-weavers, as the name suggests, have a bright green abdomen and a yellow or reddish coloured head. Just above the spinners (the tail end) they have a bright red spot. This is more obvious on young spiders and can only be seen from underneath the spider.
Despite their almost fluorescent colour the Green Orb-weavers can remain very well camouflaged amongst vegetation. It's only when they stray from their normal habitat they get noticed. Green orb-weavers are a common native species found throughout the UK and northern Europe.
Green Cove Station was a rail stop along the Virginia Creeper railroad that ran from Abingdon, Virginia to Todd, North Carolina. Built by the Virginia Carolina railroad about 1914, it also served as a post office, general store, and telegraph office, managed primarily by William M. Buchanan. Famed photographer O. Winston Link memorialized this building in his 1956 photo "Maud Bows to the Virginia Creeper" (you can see this print by doing an internet search). The last train passed here in 1977, but the station remained as a general store for a few more years. In the early 1990s, the former station was restored as a U.S. Forest Service visitor and education center for the Virginia Creeper National Recreational Trail.
Green Kingfisher
RJB Colours of Costa Rica Tour
Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 200-400mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S VR
1/160s f/4.0 at 400.0mm iso500
Thanks for looking... a better view here...
This is a Timeless Collection GI Joe set-up as a Green Beret figure. (Basically, dressed as the Green Beret figure from the SEARS Green Beret Machine Gun Outpost.) Parts are sourced from various Hasbro Timeless Collection sets.
I decided to make my favorite juicing recipe into a green smoothie. Two apples, 1 meyer lemon, 4-5 leaves of kale, water, and ice.
The other half is in my tummy. Yummy yummy.
I won this jar o' green candy by guessing the number of pieces it contained! Unfortunately, all the candy in there kinda sucked.
H.L. Green was a chain of variety stores that may have been limited to the South. Green's was ultimately merged into the McCrory conglomerate of variety stores, which caused the remaining Green's stores to shutter when McCrory's finally bottomed-out circa 2000. The old Downtown Atlanta store seems to be in pretty decent shape and I believe it's on the historic register.
Broad Street at MLK, Atlanta.
Ventral view of most of it. Voracious predator of aphid and similar that carries a camouflage pack on its back. This load seems to be composed partly of insect parts. *Stereo pair follows.