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Blick von La Gomera nach Teneriffa; über den Wolken gut zu sehen: der Teide. --- View from La Gomera to Tenerife; above the clouds: the Teide. --- Vue de La Gomera à Ténérife; au-dessus les nuages: le Teide.
Jumelle et Thor, couple alpha.
Parc Alpha Loup (St Martin-Vésubie) - Meute du Pélago.
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one of my first pics back in Ocotber 2009
tunes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMfkVGCU_BA&feature=related
and a well known interpretation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLmqjcYtH3c
A Pair of Church Candelabra - a) An 8-Piece Virina Hacha b) A 7-Piece Virina Hacha
a) narra, brass silverplate, big antique virinas (hurricane shades)
b) narra, brass silverplate, big antique virinas (hurricane shades)
a) H: 64” (163 cm) D: 29” (74 cm)
b) H: 67 1/2” (171 cm) D: 32” (81 cm)
Opening bid: PHP 100,000
Lot 70 of the Leon Gallery auction on June 5, 2021. Please see leonexchange.com and leon-gallery.com for more details.
"Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway."
(Earl Nightingale)
These gentle giants are one of my favorite animals. Not part of the Big 5, but definitely impressive.
Gomphotherium productum (Cope, 1874) fossil elephant (partial lower jaw) from the Miocene of Oklahoma, USA (OMNH 4259, Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA).
Modern elephants (proboscideans) have two tusks emerging from their upper jaw. Some fossil proboscideans had four tusks - a pair from the upper jaw and a pair from the lower jaw (mandible).
Gomphotherium is one of these odd, four-tusked fossil elephants. Its body size was about the same as the living Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). Tooth morphology and tooth isotopic composition studies indicate that Gomphotherium was herbivorous, primarily a browser (leaf eater) in woodland facies.
Gomphotherium remains are widespread - they have been found in the Miocene of North America, Eurasia, and Africa, plus the Lower Pliocene of North America and Europe.
Classification: Animalia, Chordata, Vertebrata, Mammalia, Proboscidea, Euelephantoidea, Gomphotheriidae
Kelley Park Show
San Jose, California
Golden Gate Chapter
Vintage Volkswagen Club of America
See: www.ggcvvwca.org
I was asked if I could get some photos of the swallows.Not a easy subject as I did not want to spook the birds.So short trips by the barn door to see what was there.Here are three shots so far.
South Avon my first ever, not one, but two little owl. Thanks to all helped me see an owl finally...Ian White and Lee Gardiner and Athene of course.
This is my first post since the completion of my 365 Species Project. I've almost forgotten how to write a description.
I've been so focused for the last two years on getting the single, best photo of a particular species posted that I've overlooked so many good shots in my archives.
For a little while, I plan to spend some time going through my archives and sharing whatever I feel like! So relaxing!
I hope you like this pair of hooded mergansers. I got up early one Sunday morning and went to a pond in a natural area on UF's campus specifically to shoot these guys. I really like the colors of the morning light and the stillness of the water. Let me know what you think!