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This one was seen on James Island, South Carolina (August 2018), and it's part blue and part green, and in E. Pondhawks males are blue and females are green. So is this a normal color variation, an immature or intersexed, insect, or a different species?

Thanks in advance to anyone with a clue!

Question by EA Customs

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Questions by Deckard@tyrell.corp

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and no answers.

live the questions by mihaela muntean

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“Have patience with everything that remains unsolved in your heart.

Try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and like books written in a foreign language.

Do not now look for the answers. They cannot be given to you because you could not live them.

At present you need to live the questions.

Perhaps you will gradually, without even noticing it, find yourself experiencing the answers, some distant day."

Rainer Maria Rilke

PS

Inspired by a very talented artist here

Alex Alexander

thanks,Alex.

:)

a thousand questions by Daniel Thompson

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I'll say. by Friendly Joe

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I have questions. I mean, if it’s supposed to be hidden, why do you label it with a big yellow sign? Why not erect the one that says “Frap Off. You’re Not Invited”?

Or is Batman going to be pissed at the NTSB?

Many of America's highway signs are made by inmates. Is this a practical joke facilitated by a petty larcenist? Whatever the answer, thanks for nuttin'..

Question d'équilibre by Lucien Vatynan

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via 500px 500px.com/photo/46035476

More questions than answers by Renee Rendler-Kaplan

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Tusker by haRee

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A closer look.

Tusker at Mudumalai Wildlife Santuary, Tamil Nadu, India

This Indian elephant (Elephas maximus indicus) is a tusker. Tusker are elephants with large 'tusks', like this one. Tusks are in fact teeth! It is rare to see these brilliant tuskers in the wild due to poaching for their ivory and loss of habitat. Within a space of few decades, these animals have been reduced in number. My uncles (who were legendary in their pursuit of fun and the good times) used to tell me numerous stories of their expereince in the jungles of South India from over half century ago; including their many encounters with wild tuskers. I have only their stories to go by now, for all my time in the forests I have yet to see a majestic tusker like this. Now, many of these tuskers are relegated to the temples of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

This friendly tusker can be found at the elephant work camp in Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary (in the north west part of Tamil Nadu along the border with Kerala). Elephant rides are provided for tourists in the morning and evening into the forest. It is unlikely you will see any wildlife while on these elephants; for better wildlife viewing opportunities one must go on dusk & dawn van rides, that are organized by the government, into restricted trails in the jungle. The elephant 'workcamp' employs tribals from the local area. When I got on one of these elephants, I shot question after question to the friendly mahout: Have you seen a tiger? Do you think we can see a tiger today? What are the chances of seeing a tiger today? Whoa, it will be so cool to see a tiger this morning right? He answered them patiently one after the other; he must have had experience with 'hyperactives'.

Then he told me a story of how long back one of the elephants carrying tourists got spooked by a wild elephants and suddenly decided to do a 50 meter dash -- along with the now-not-so-camera-happy tourists on his back. That episode, he told me, ended with a crushed leg for one (as the device people sit on came crashing down) and three other shaken, suddenly-religious, tourists. My questions to the mahout stopped immediately --as one couldn't ask questions and pray profusely at the same time. I asked good lord to resicnd my earlier request to see a wild elephant or a tiger for that matter; nothing that would spook the elephant. My prayers were answered: no wild elephants, no tigers and an uncrushed , perfectly working legs. What more can anyone want from a safari!:)

More pics later.

Mudumalai Info

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X's Question by Liz Carvalho

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Brincadeiras de Liz com uma lente Sigma 2.8 e uma XTI na mão...

Eles são péssimos jogadores porque são bons fotógrafos... ou são bons fotógrafos porque são péssimos jogadores?!

Brincadeira de fotógrafos.

Play Liz with a lens of 2.8 and a Sigma XTI in hand ...

They are bad players because they are good photographers ... or photographers are good because they are bad players?

Play of photographers.

Questions and Answers by Noel Anderson

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Cloudy (Paul Simon)

"...Cloudy

My thoughts are scattered and they're cloudy

They have no borders, no boundaries

They echo and they swell

From Tolstoy to Tinker Bell

Down from Berkeley to Carmel

Got some pictures in my pocket and a lot of time to kill

Hey sunshine

I haven't seen you in a long time

Why don't you show your face and bend my mind?

These clouds stick to the sky

Like a floating question, why?

And they linger there to die

They don't know where they are going

And, my friend, neither do I

Cloudy..."

Provocative clouds over the newly reopened Memorial Union Terrace, UW-Madison

The title for this picture could be: "Sitting bear with a question in his mind". by hakoar

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The title for this picture could be: "Sitting bear with a question in his mind".

Nobody said it was easy... by Mara

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Questions of sciene, sciene and progress

Do not speak as loud as my heart.

Volendam... got cash? by Eugene Goldin

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It’s actual question if you are in Hotel Spaander in Volendam... I’m reading WHY? in your eyes... So...I’ll try to explain... When you’re in some very nice place in any country, you love that place ant want to return there some times, you remember one international custom - to trow coin in a lake, river, or fountain...

In Hotel Spaander you don’t need to do it. Just put a coin near antique National Cash Register which you can find here in a restaurant of Hotel Spaander. You will return back to Volendam, for sure...

If to say seriously, such quantity of antiques, collected here in Spaander can surprize any regular person, not just collector, who I am... For collectors that love the old west genre with cowboys and saloons, a brass register is probably on the top of their list of items to collect. Brass cash registers were the trademark for shop owners during the time period of the old west and probably everywhere in the world. Because there were so few made, the brass registers that are still around are coveted by collectors everywhere. Collectors seek after them because they are truly some of the first cash registers ever made here in the USA and help people to take a look back in time to a much simpler era.If you do find one of these types of registers, you should jump on the opportunity to obtain it! That’s why I paid attention on this antique wonder and took it with me (don’t worry, just as a shot).

Much better viewed large View On Black

Question : I'm trying my hand on a time lapse video. Any desire on what I shall sculpt? It won't technically be a tutorial but rather a watch me work video. Thank you! 😊 by Stéphanie Kilgast

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