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ACB4406, ACB4405 and ACC6032 lead 4UP1, a loaded Aurizon mineral sands train from Broken Hill to Kwinana.
Kellerberrin, WA.
Friday, 20 December 2024.
My dad took this picture of me and Anne when we took our family trip to the San Diego Wild Animal Park in December 2006.
Latin Name: Sympetrum striolatum
Habitat
Ponds and other still, stagnant or even brackish waters are used, and they are frequently found at small garden ponds.
They are frequently found away from water, resting on the tops of plants in woodland rides.
Status & Distribution
Abundant across the British Isles. Less common in upland areas of Scotland and northern England.
Similar Species
Similar appearance to other Darter species, particularly Ruddy Darter
Common Darter can be distinguished by its:
pale leg stripes
males: yellow patches on the sides of the thorax.
Identification Notes
Length: 38-43mm
Pale stripes on legs.
Wing spots vary in colour.
Black line at the top of the frons (faces) does not extend down the side of the eyes.
Males: bright orange-red with yellow panels on side of the thorax.
Females: ochre becoming duller/reddish with age.
Immature adults: similar to females but paler.
Take a closer look on the raindrops on back of the neck: farm8.staticflickr.com/7550/26938356920_d557347d8a_k_d.jpg
Wanna see her siblings'n cousins?: farm8.staticflickr.com/7564/26608153813_e113aaa733_k_d.jpg
Alien Bee B800 into 86 inch PLM with diffusion screen camera right. B800 into stripbox boomed overhead for hair/rim light. Skyport triggers.
Location: Argonaut Hotel, San Francisco
Model: Michèle (Model Mayhem #1294279)
I’ve never shown you what Jazz looks like in profile. Here he is...
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It's week 7 of 52 weeks for dogs and still I find that I'm sadly lacking in inspiration. So a simple profile of Taivas in the sunshine is my submission this week. I like the shot but would prefer that the background was more blurred. Because of the bright light I couldn't use a wider aperture, the shutter speed already being the fastest the camera can do.
50mm lens, f/2.5, 1/4000, iso100
YNP 6x6 Bull! Thank you for your comments.
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From this angle, the right hand side of Nash Point appears to have a face; perhaps a profile of Nash ?
Also if you peer closely at the left hand side, you can see the a young couple perched on the rock taking the ubiquitous 'selfie'
The first of Bluebird 56 plate Profiles has transferred to Western in exchange for the younger Citylink Panthers.
It would be nice if they took the three ex East Panthers rather than native 56 plates which externally are in better condition.
Ex East 53274 on the X20 to Kemnay on Union Terrace.
Been trying new things with my zoom lens - such as experimenting with other appertures than 4. This was taken at f/7.1 and 70mm. And because I shoot mostly in AV, it chose an exposure level of 1/500 which allowed to surprisingly nice light. I usually get greedy and shoot at f/4 and 1/4000, then have the guts to complain it's too dark :)
I think I found a new game with my toy :)
ETA - This picture made Explore!!! Highest position: 253 on Wednesday, August 6, 2008