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The 'Plains Cupid' or 'Cycad Blue'(Luthrodes pandava, formerly Chilades pandava) is a 'Lycaenid' butterfly. They are found in India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, United Arab Emirates, Indochina. Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Java, Sumatra, and the Philippines. These butterflies breed on plants of the Cycad class. ( Info: WIKI) I took this shot in my father's garden, Durgapur.
I rarely see this normally nocturnal species here, so I was happy to get a nicer portrait shot than I had before for my prairie wildlife species set.
Some species info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plains_leopard_frog
A female Plains Bison (Bison bison) wanders through the open grassland landscape of Elk Island National Park east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The park is completely fenced and divided in half by a major highway. On the north half of the park is a managed population of Plains Bison while on the southern half is a managed population of Wood Bison. Excess animals are captured, processed (such as tagged and inoculated) and moved to new locations where they may be trying to reestablish bison populations.
The north half is accessible to the public while the southern portion is closed to the public. Wood Bison can be seen at times along the fence line along the highway so you get the opportunity to see the difference between the two sub species.
14 November, 2015.
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I've lived in Alaska for 23 years now and have only seen bison three times. The first two times the herd was on the Deltana River at least a half mile away. The third time, five bison came to within 25 yard of us. We were on our way to see family near Tok Alaska when we seen these bison walking in a clearing. Needless to say, we, my wife and I were really excited to see them. We only had a few minutes with them, they turned and went back into the woods, but wow, what an experience.
These bison are part of a herd that was introduced to Alaska back in 1928.
A Plains Bison (Bison bison) bull rests on the prairie landscape of Grasslands National Park east of Val Marie, Saskatchewan, Canada.
19 May, 2018.
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El Hi-Cube Grisén - Cerbére sube a su marcha caminito de destino remolcado por una única 269, la 298.
The Renfe's Mitsubishi 269-298 is towing the Hi-Cube train between Grisén and Cerbére, towards the spanish-french border
Convulsive Plain.
Expressions formes région éditoriale brefs parallèles discussions puissantes structures couleurs fragmentations complexités effrénées passions,
magnifica symbola terrestria gnomes mythicas bestias tempestuosae circuli individualistarum invitationes extremae artis gradus suspiciones torquet.,
глубокое влияние географических корней значительный дизайн сбор впечатлений композиционные функции нетрадиционные оттенки ломаные оттенки,
movendo motivos típicos trabalhos transitórios permeando camadas espessas formas rodopiantes flores contrastantes breves associações influências jovens consideráveis,
seachmaill dhlúth pheirspictíocht doimhneacht radharc paiseanta torthaí sásúla léirithe atmaisféaracha fórsaí nádúr limistéir teimhneach rúin leathan,
インフォーマルなバリエーションリズミカルな雑草が波打つ表面抵抗黄色仮想ブルー重要な選択現代的な緑自然主義者夢見る発見革新空.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Leaving the bike far behind on the track, I've to strike out across unpathed marshy grasslands. I've been going over 30 minutes now since leaving the bike, but as I top a rise Tom Buidhe (on the right) and Tolmount (on the left) hove into view. We've still got over a mile before we reach the first summit so it's time to move.
Tom Buidhe (pronounced Towm Boo-ee-ya) and translates as 'The Yellow Hill', is my 20th Munro and stands at 957 meters (3139 feet). Tolmount bizarrely translates from Gaelic as 'Uncertain', but it is my 21st Munro, and stands at 958 meters (3143 feet). The day sees me covering 18 miles by bike & hike so what I AM certain of is, it's going to be epic and it's going to hurt.