Space-Invaders
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Alien invader, thats what I thought at first when I saw them on our maple stump laying their eggs, 3 inches long needle probing into wood was all new to me,
This is the most amazing part of the process, as the last two segments of her abdomen separate and a taut membrane between them provides the force to drive the oviposito, the straight part seen between her middle legs into solid wood.
Please see the Video link bellow.
CP SD70ACU #6644 leads a unit canola meal train down into the valley at Gwynne Alberta. Painted to commemorate the June 6 1944 Allied invasion of France, the unit definitely stands out from the rest of the fleet!
Sacred Ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus), invasive in north Italy, put to flight by another bird (not a raptor)
Historic Flight Foundation's Spitfire invades Boeing territory during the annual Paine Field General Aviation Day.
Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren / Historic Flight Foundation
Flying Fox- Fruit Bat
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Several colonies of these creatures invade the formal gardens at Werribee Mansion. Unfortunatley they do quite a bit of damage to the trees they chose to roost in.
While I've been off Flickr I've been experimenting with the Nikon 180-600mm on the little Z50 and have developed a fairly reliable inflight technique.
The little camera is quite good at holding focus, its getting it in the first place that is the challenge
A photo tribute to the Italian comic strip Nathan Never, and its universe of characters.
In the photo, the characters look (not a perfect reproduction) like Nathan Never and May Frayin, the charming agent, painted perfectly by Light Sequent for the occasion.
The photo depicts an invasion in a spaceship, a classic theme in Nathan Never comics.
The soundtrack is only the pretext for the title of the picture.
I hope you like it!
A small flower from a plant growing curbside in Tucson, Arizona. The growth form was prostrate (similar to goathead); I think it might be redstem filaree Erodium cicutarium or something similar. Macro.
Walking by a creek today, this Robin was bathing and didn't seem to like my invading its privacy...so it splashed water at me :)
Might be aliens invading somewhere, just not here at home. This is the tool box on my husbands truck.
My yard Gray Squirrel bird feeder invader and I just caught him with goods lol !
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To our amazement the local Starlings invaded our small garden while we were both sitting on the lawn :-) A female came too close to focus with my 500pf
Early morning "moonset" at the Buckeye Municipal Airport. The first rays of morning light warm the face of this Douglas A-26B/B-26B Invader. While it has seen better days, it still has character. Unfortunately, the local pigeon population has not been kind to this old warrior.
OXythyrea Funesta, phytophagous beetle, the family of Cetoniidae.
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Understanding and preserving the right for privacy will bring peace to the world. It is part of peace & for sure love with respect to Human Rights.
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After a good day in the field I was way behind schedule, so I drove past sundown to make up some tim. I picked a campsite in the dark, and figured that any spot would be adequate. When I woke up in the morning, I had a pleasant surprise.
In this view, the fall color is provided by tamarisk, one of the worst invaders in the west. But attractive here.
Invading Japanese Beetles are covering the slowly blooming Hibiscus bushes at the park. Very shallow DOF. Have them in other areas, as well. Always some but they are everywhere, filling the inner blooms on some. Tried to get photos of a bee in another bloom but didn't turn out well. That bloom was totally wilted later. Hoping for more blooms and bees soon. Very hot and not much rain recently so not sure how they will do this year.
Space invader is back.
The pitch of the movie is the same as in round n°1 :
So I'm driving in the icelandic east fjords. Basically, I can't see a thing.
The cloud surrounding me is so thick the sunlight has become an abstract notion.
Until the next turn. From it and it seems magic, the sky is so clear that you should be able to see Pluto's tail.
Going along one of the fjords, I can now see the other side.
Except that I can't.
Another fluffly monstruosity is filling up the lower layers of the sky and most layers of emerged land.
That tells me that I should take my time going there, enjoy the sun for a bit, that if I couldn't see anything before, it must have come from quite some picturesque cloud if taken from the outside.
Looking toward the box office from the band shell at the grass and weeds invading the dance floor at the Starlight Roller Skating Rink and outdoor dance hall located between Toquerville and Pintura on the old Cedar City highway, parts of which are now I-15.
From the sketchy information I have been able to gather about this place, it was built in the early 1940's and functioned as both an outdoor dance hall in the big band days and a roller skating rink. The faded words over the band shell say Starlight Roller Rink. The oldest resident in Pintura tells me that the place was abandoned around 1953 just as the Korean Conflict was ending.
To see more of this cool old artifact of the forties check out the album here: www.flickr.com/photos/19779889@N00/albums/72157623775393526
"Lake Base" grandma's old frame edition. SOLD. Availbe with other frames. Enquire if you like it.
Cute aliens invading grandpa' postcards.
Simpatici alieni invadono le cartoline del nonno.
Built in 1905, here heading into le Port de Nice, where she will be viewed by those among us looking to invest over €4.5 million in a classic sailing yacht.
- Camera : Contax RTS
- Lens : Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primotar 3.5/180mm
- Film : Kodak Gold 200
- Exposure : f 3.5 or 5.6, october, 2018