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Eiders like to build their nest near the fireplaces or places where people are around. Thus the predators and egg stealing birds stay away.
Rövaren, Espoo.
Photographed on the Ruby Princess Cruise Ship
I think out of all the fruit and vegetable carvings that I saw during this cruise, this was my favorite! I really liked the creativity of this piece
While inspecting my solitary bee house I noticed a couple of spiders had set up shop in it. Normally I'd let nature take its course, but those where my bees and my house. Since it was 17C I figured some of them might hatch, so I had the camera ready.
Tech Specs: Canon 70D (F11, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens (over 1x) + a diffused MT-24EX. This is a single, uncropped, frame taken hand held.
what I think are cabbage white butterfly eggs on a rocket leaf - same ones I photographed here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/7960696414/ 9 days ago. Thought they looked close to hatching
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🍄😜Voilà !
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Point Reyes National Seashore, Marin Co., CA
Photos taken during US Fish and Wildlife Service permitted surveys and monitoring.
Ladybugs hatching from a clump of eggs on the bottom of a milkweed leaf.
Shot with 105mm macro lens and 56mm of extension tubes.
Drawn during one of my "Drawing for the Completely Intimidated" adult classes. Most of the students seem to really get into the cross-hatching-with-Pilot-pens zone, so I get to sit and draw my own owl.
This is the original photo here: cache.desktopnexus.com/thumbnails/755066-bigthumbnail.jpg
Near the end of last summer I spent some time building a greenhouse with my brother for our mother. This happened in the garden beside me...
Rabidosa rabida - Wolf spider with her hatching spiderlings. They will climb on Mama's back and ride around until they are old enough to live on their own.
This shot was taken for the "Arrival" challenge in the Techguy group. The Spanish moss & Reindeer moss used to make the nest had the fringe benefit of adding a wonderful fragrance to the room.
This is a cameratoss to which the Fractalius filter was applied and the image was later inverted with a hue adjustment to maintain the original colors although on a different color background.
“The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it.” ― Arnold H. Glasgow.
The Cinematic Orchestra – Hatching ♫ youtu.be/kbL-BfB4aK8
Photo taken with mobile phone (Nokia Lumia 930) + Vscocam
More chicks pictures here :) --> vsco.co/marialourenzo/
Happy Easter!
Well, we are both in high spirits! I found a great long stick of wood floating on the surface of the mire and managed to get it. We halved it and it makes a fine pair of staffs. Not to mention that there might be tree or something else that it came from! There are great bubbles and bumps on the liquid plain around us. Quane thought they were just bubbles, but then one of them hatched, and a silvery worm the length of my arm wriggled out. More forced their way from other eggs, but fortunately, they were not hostile. All of them began gliding over the surface of the Desolation, all in one direction, the same direction we were going. It's quite unnerving, but at least they seem harmless.
We are running low on food.
Yet another one, hurray!
Please tell me what you think. :D