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The strangest place I have taken my boat. Through the arch at Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. The arch is 90 feet tall and the water is 50 feet deep.
An affectionate stray cat who, we suspect, was born in the ruins of the old house. Like so many others that roam the roof tops of Querétaro he was eventually lost in a bad storm, probably falling into the street or into an empty house that he couldn't get out of.
George has been looking all over for his dentures. He was so worried he was losing his memory. This little red Droit is a real trouble maker!
Poor year....but that is more like it!
By recent standards, a superb selection of moths greeted me this morning at 5.30am, with 9 new for the year and 6 of them new for the garden, a grand total of 29 moths of 21 species was quite frankly overwhelming!
Best moth of the night was undoubtedly Epermenia chaerophyllella which is only my second record of this rather non-descript moth. My last record was on the 3rd of April 2008 in Essex so this is my first Hertfordshire example of this supposed 'common' moth?
Other than that all of the other species were to be expected.
Clouded Drab was nearly my first June example.....
Catch Report - 31/05/13 - Back Garden Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson trap
Macro Moths
1x Peppered Moth [NFG]
1x Mottled Pug [NFG]
1x Rustic Shoulder-knot [NFG]
1x Silver-ground Carpet [NFG]
2x Common Swuift [NFY]
1x Vine's Rustic [NFY]
1x Green Carpet [NFY]
3x Shuttle-shaped Dart
2x Red Twin-spot Carpet
1x Orange Footman
4x Brimstone Moth
1x Yellow-barred Brindle
1x Clouded Drab
1x Pebble Prominent
1x Flame Shoulder
1x Angle Shades
1x Nut-tree Tussock
1x Garden Carpet
Micro moths
1x Epermenia chaerophyllella [NFG]
2x Syndemis musculana [NFG]
1x Adela reamurella
A wounded Rudolph-the-Red-Nosed Reindeer, crawling past the Washington Monument. Santarchy, Washington, DC.
See The More the Jollier.
This boy was taking the same pick up with us to 'Mandalay Hill' .. and he was cry because of my friend tried to play with him!.. Jeremy, you're so bad !
Mandalay, Burma : Dec 5, 2006
They gave up screaming 20 minutes after the boat started. They are tired, tired of life and they accepted their destiny...
At the pier of Kong Island, Cambodia
Phoebe developed Heavy Metal Toxicity,
www.vetcity.com/Infocenter/Avian_Heavy_Metal_Toxicity.html
which causes them to "self mutilate". This is "The Be" wearing his collar that prevents him from hurting himself
My poor, lonely duck Quacker. Since Jack died two weeks ago he's just been stting in the corner of the paito, bathing in his drinking water instead of the pool. I feel so bad for him. I'm raising two ducklings though, so in a few weeks he'll have a some new friends.
Just an engine failure. To be exact, it's the compressor that broke down. It has no engine trouble ever. Really tough car! I love Volvo.
Poor lighting, very dimmed venue. No flash allowed, naturally. Tried to use the circumstances to my advances and went for a "vintage" grainy B/W look. Shot mainly with manual focus, which was a new (but rather fun) experience.
Soccer or football in Europe, is one of the most popular sports in the world and is very famous in African countries. Almost every kid there plays it. Often, they don't have equipped fields or good quality balls in the streets but it doesn't seem to bother them because they have a lot of imagination and hand skills.
My daughter in bed after throwing her hip out. I am so sorry to have passed on my connective tissue disorder....