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African Carder Bee (Pseudoanthidium repetitum)
Only the second time I have seen one of these. The first being in January last year.
I add the description that I got at that time.
This is a recently introduced exotic African carder bee, (Pseudoanthidium repetitum). It differs from the native Megachile bees in that the white bands across the abdomen are coloured cuticle rather than coloured hair as found in native bees. The common name carder comes from the way females construct a brood cell. Some native Megachile bees use cut leaves to build a cell while others gather plant resin. This bee scrapes or carders plant fibres from the leaves of a few plant families and makes a cotton wool like brood cell. First found in Australia in 2000 in Brisbane and was recorded in Perth in 2020. These bees often nest in human made boxes (especially fuse boxes) so get transported easily by us. An interesting bee to have in your garden.
European Firebug (Pyrrhocoris apterus)
First sighted here in Oz late 2018 . I have seen a couple lately, not particularly harmful to plants (or humans) they are seed eaters.
African Carder Bee (Pseudoanthidium repetitum)
The first of these I have seen this season.
These were first sighted in Australia in 2000. My first sighting was in 2022.
I am having tech problems today, hopefully I can upload these images and I will catch up when I can - it may be tomorrow.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Magnolia and Cabbage Tree side by side, they have no problems who is and Immigrant or Native
Sunday afternoon walk under blue sky and relative warmth
Great Barrington, MA, is the home of a huge store that imports all manner of wood carvings and art from Asia. I loved a lot of items - but these carved wooden fish were the only thing I could afford!
Bristol Airport’s WX19 LYC is seen leaving the Staff Transport Hub working a Staff Shuttle. This vehicle was formerly with SBS Transit as SG4004B and recently imported to the UK. One of very few (if not the only) Citaro Hybrid in the UK currently.
I'm not an import guy, so I have no idea about make and model. All I know is that it sure looked good driving up and parked for a few minutes...
image copyright SB ImageWorks
CM3312, 1107, 1103 and CM3314 work 3462 to Cargill at Kooragang Island through Maldon. The CM class and 1100 class locomotives were both manufactured in the US, by Motive Power Industries and NREC respectively.
2018-11-14 QUBE CM3312-1107-1103-CM3314 Maldon 3462
Pashmina degradé verde petróleo.
Importado do Oriente Médio.
R$35,00
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RJ Express ****
Doosan DE12TIS
Daewoo BH117H
Daewoo Royal Cruistar
Location: Balintawak Cloverleaf, Brgy Unang Sigaw, Balintawak, Quezon City
Prestige Imports display at the final stop of the 2014 South Florida Exotic Car Toy Rally to benefit The Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation.
These creatures are called “Lantern Flies” They are an import from our friends in China. They destroy a number of tree species, grape vines, and some other assorted plants. The county I live in has the dubious distinction of being the very first place they were discovered several years ago. They are prolific breeders, will not be eaten by birds or other insects, and have spread to a number of other locations including some states. And there isn’t a tariff on importing them.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photograph
I got a question for ya ... what does this city know about luxury? ... huh?
What does a town that's been to hell and back know about the finer things in life? ... well I'll tell ya ... more than most.
Ya see, it's the hottest fires that make the hardest steel ...
Add hard work and conviction and the knowhow that runs generations deep in every last one of us ... THAT'S who we are ... that's our story.
Now it's probably not the one you've been reading in papers, the one being written by folks who've never even been here and don't know what we're capable of.
'Cuz when it comes to luxury, it's as much about where it's from as who it's for.
Now we're from America, but this isn't New York City or the Windy City or Sin City and we're certainly no one's Emerald City ...
This is the MOTOR CITY ... and THIS is what we do ...
... "Imported from Detroit"
Metroline is part of the Singapore based Comfort DelGro group, and operates over 1200 buses in North, North West, West, and Central London, employing nearly 4000 staff.
AV39 (Previously SBS 7251) is a Volvo Olympian with 10.5m Alexander Royale bodywork, and was acquired from fellow subsidiary SBS Transit based in Singapore in August 2000. It entered service the possible Spring for evaluation as a possible replacement for the ageing MCW Metrobus fleet. The idea was not pursued and no more examples were acquired.
The bus was initially allocated to Willesden Garage before moving on to Park Royal Garage, where it normally worked the 266, which is as it is modelled here. It's last base was Harrow Weald where it was used on contract work.
After sale it passed to Ensign (dealer) who converted it to single door, retrimmed it (Using the 'D Stock' moquette as used on the District line tube stock and the Titans and Metrobuses) and sold it on to Veolia Group who used it in Cardiff.
The model depicted here is a CMNL release and is posed on a home made diorama.
The Import/Export Compound in Munich, Germany.
It was founded in 2010 as a space for unlimited exchange and communication beyond social and cultural borders. It describes itself as a “cultural and multifunctional canteen” and is one of the beating creative hearts in Munich. You can visit concerts and exhibitions there and of course find some very interesting graffitis.
Delivered to Frankfurt am Main in 1969, Düwag [Duewag] articulated unit 906 worked for VGF in Germany until 2005, when it was one of the six such bi-directional GT8ZR trams exported to Poland. It was recorded working an MPK Line 9 service along Fredry, Poznan in June 2017. The Transport Database confirms this unit was withdrawn and scrapped in 2020.
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