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Sitting at the tip of a leaf, ID as a male mosquito, it was approx. 6mm (1/4") in length — un-baited, live, in-situ, undisturbed, and unharmed.
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As I rest on the steep banking of the Glen above Loch Kander I thought I'd get this self shot image of my legs and feet among the grass. Can't stay much longer we have 2 summits to climb though!
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.
Only a few hours to go and we have a long weekend here in the UK. After a hectic month I've never been so excited about having 3 days off! Monday is known as the 'late summer bank holiday' and it typically involves lots of rain, wind, and turning on the central heating....but maybe we'll be lucky this year!
Not much to say about the photo...just a dandelion on the ground in the garden....simplicity.
Enjoy the weekend whatever you're doing :)
Another shot from my walk on the Cahore Point Trail. Lovely golden beach and a stairs leading up to the trail. A couple wisely taking a rest and enjoying the waves before tackling the climb.
The Carolina wren stops to pose, having just delivered some old pine needles to the new nest (see previous photo). Backyard bird..
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I'm going to be off for awhile, I'm taking a break and heading to the rugged coast of Maine, my "home away from home". I'll catch up with everyone when I return.
Grey Midge (family Chironomidae)
Resting on an African Bush Daisy
Happy Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday!
Sleeping peacefully next to each other.
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali cat) & Bastian (mixed breed), 18.01.2025.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Santa Cruz Mountains, California
A cloud rests in the bottom of a forested valley. Perhaps it just didn’t feel like moving along with the other clouds that morning.