View allAll Photos Tagged possibly

Possibly Alexandria, VA - Del Ray neighborhood

Grampian Highlands, small pool with Redshank on it when i noticed this bird did not associate with them at all. Its a lot larger than the redshank. I think it may be a greenshank but i may be wrong? Comments on possible I.D. welcomed.

The Oyster Mushroom, I'm not totally convinced that's what this is though.

 

Shot high up on one of the banks by the path in Limb Valley..... it was quite a scramble up and down to get to it! Luckily there was lots of exposed roots to cling onto.

Cradley, Malvern, Worcs. SO729470

How does one tell the difference between the Blues from the underside?

The Gothic Cathedral (or possibly just Church - there seems to be some dispute on this issue) is the most precious monument in the historic city centre. Its 102.6 metre high tower (the highest in the Czech Republic) is the landmark of the city centre, and it offers a beautiful view of he surroundings from the top. At the main altar you can find Pilsen's renowned Madonna - a vintage work in the style of the so-called "beautiful Madonnas in Czech gothic art.

 

No not really. New dog's brindle coat, macroed and then edited to look not so much like fur...

Possibly the last time up to Loriaz this year.

Stiff tick trefoil, Van Zandt County, September 2003

Possibly a Scarlet Skimmer

According to the programme anyway.

Not seen this species before!

quite possibly my favorite set of pictures ever.

take any widget at random, say, granada, spain. is this widget to be believed? it's a shot in the dark, but hey, that's what widgetry is all about. life on the edge. 13.

""Ours is a nice 'ouse ours is"

294 Madelaine St Carlton"

 

c.1923

Alice Broadhurst apparently shared lodgings with Brett and possibly one other nurse, Fartch, at 294 Madeline Street. Both had previously been with Alice in the Nurses' Home at Royal Melbourne Hospital.

 

This building no longer stands and Madeline Street, Carlton is now the extension of Swanston Street, Melbourne from Grattan Street, Carlton. A good part of it is where the Royal Womens' Hospital site is presently situated.

 

Enquiries: Yarra Plenty Regional Library

www.yprl.vic.gov.au/

 

Permission to use or share this image is granted provided the orignal URL link is provided along with the image and an acknowledgement to Yarra Plenty Regional Library.

 

Digital creations by Pidgeoncoop

Quite possibly another Joan given by France after WWI.

Nottingham University Park

Any advice on how to distinguish B. fallowiana from B. davidii would be gratefully received as the former has been recorded as naturalised within the park. However, this was cut back so hard in October that it will be 2020 before I can look into it further.

Possibly Hybomitra lasiophthalma?

2/21/26 - Possibly Irish @ The Rosebud Theatre, Roseburg, Oregon, USA

possibly not the same bird as hybrids 1-5

Possibly an advertisement

possibly Efferia tricella, because of the elongate genital bulb

TAKE TWO - This time I have the correct collage sheet!!!

 

I used the skull, the house, the eyes, the bats and the figure of a wandering man. The sky and foreground are stock photo images.

my most favorite sign EVER! Ironically, the park this was located near doesn't even have teeter totters. Weird!

Possibly the completed picture.[now owned By Mrs D Roscoe]

I'm not sure who she is cosplaying, but I love the outfit, and really dig the hat! :D

 

Sugoi-con 2012 was about a week and a half ago, and as always, it was a total blast!!! It was Paul's first con, and probably the best time I've ever had at Sugoi (this was my ninth year going)! Also, there were so many great cosplays!!! Here are just a few... Yay!

No I think not, but look at that creature on top of the man's head, a Gryphon perhaps? I wonder what symbolism this represents, I've only just noticed this extraodinary detail, the claws of the four feet are grasping the hair, whilst the tail and the body hang down to the left hand side of the face. One thing it proves, the Panasonic FZ38 is no slouch of a camera, as this was taken at the 18x long end of the zoom, the stabilizer works well, as this is only a tiny detail from the whole frame. Nat West bank, Darwen.

Possibly never opening again.

DSC05452 possibly Scinax nasicus or short snouted tree frog - in the pantanal brazil

From Metro Photographer Collections, possibly view of 1926 flood.

1 2 ••• 75 77 78 79 80