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The 2 insects captured in the same place and practically at the same time, in France (Dépt. Val-d’Oise) on 15 VI 2002
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Biblio (main) :
- Haris 2000 : in “Folia Entomologica Hungarica, LXI - p.95/148" - Study on the Palaearctic Dolerus ...
- Muche 1969 : ... Dolerini ... in “Entomologische Abhandlungen - Band 36 Supplement - p.72/94"
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Determination of sub-Family Dolerinae, see :
... www.flickr.com/photos/d-jp-balmer/5898347083/in/photolist...
Eyes are in shape short oval (length / width << 2)
Thus, they are Dolerus
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Determination of species
Characteristics of our captures :
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- Pronotum, Tegulae, Mesopleuron & Mesoscutum orange, Scutellum black or orange, the rest of Thorax black
- Wings hyaline
- Abdomen without transverse sculpture
- Tergits entirely orange, except the Tergit 1
- Apex of longer setae of Cerci is at the same level as the apex of longer setae of Sawsheat (see photo)
- Apical setae of Sawsheat clearly apically curved towards the inside (see photo)
... [the drawing the most exact of setae of Sawsheat is given by Muche]
Of where the determination [aericeps = bajulus]
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- Head in dorsal view behind the eyes parallel or narrowing
- Ratio (Length of Antennae / Length of Abdomen) :
.... Ratio of our capture = 0.87 [if not, Ratio = about 1-ε]
- Thorax entirely black (include Pronotum & Tegulae)
- Wings hyaline or almost hyaline
- Knees 1 orange
- Femora 3 black
- Tibiae orange (Tibia 3 : except 1/4 apical black)
- Tergits smooth (without sculpture)
- Tergits orange, except the Tergit 1 & the apical Tergits who are black
then : 2 sp. kamimurai (captured only in Pakistan) & bajulus
Of where the determination [aericeps = bajulus]
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keywords : Selandriinae
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Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton and Parliamentary Secretary for Liquor Policy Reform, John Yap announce the BC Government’s framework for liquor sold in grocery stores at the Legislature. They are joined by Liquor Control and Licensing Branch Assistant Deputy Minister and General Manager Douglas Scott and Barry Bieller, Director of Policy, Planning and Communications.
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Same pattern, different way of sitting. Material is viscose.Made as a sclupture, with wired enlays, open mouth, sculpted head etc.
sitting ca.5 cm high
Same pair as last post, but taking a swim. It seems these ducks are already paired up for the coming mating season. There was a second female in the area that seemed persistently interested in the male, but he wouldn't have anything to do with her. If she got too close, this hen would aggressively chase her away.
Doubtful Sound is a very large and naturally imposing fjord (despite its name) in Fiordland, in the far south west of New Zealand. It is located in the same region as the smaller but more famous and accessible Milford Sound.
Doubtful Sound was named 'Doubtful Harbour' in 1770 by Captain Cook, who did not enter the inlet as he was uncertain whether it was navigable under sail. It was later renamed Doubtful Sound by whalers and sealers.
A Spanish scientific expedition commanded by Alessandro Malaspina visited Doubtful Sound in February 1793 to conduct experiments measuring the force of gravity using a pendulum, a part of the effort to establish a new metric system. The officers of the expedition, which included Felipe Bauzá y Cañas, a cartographer, also made the first chart of the entrance and lower parts of the Sound, naming features of it. Today these form a unique cluster of the only Spanish names on the map of New Zealand: Febrero Point, Bauza Island and the Nee Islets, Pendulo Reach and Malaspina Reach.
There are three distinct arms to the sound, which is the site of several large waterfalls, notably Helena Falls at Deep Cove, and the Browne Falls which have a fall of over 600 metres. The steep hills are known for their hundreds of waterfalls during the rainy season.
Access to the sound is either by sea, or by the Wilmot Pass road from the Manapouri Power Station. Most areas of the sound itself are only accessible by sea however, as the road network in this area of New Zealand is sparse or nonexistent, as is the human population.
Charles John Lyttelton, 10th Viscount Cobham, Governor-General of New Zealand (1957-1962) wrote about this part of Fiordland:
"There are just a few areas left in the world where no human has ever set foot. That one of them should be in a country so civilized and so advanced as New Zealand may seem incredible, unless one has visited the south-west corner of the South Island. Jagged razor backed mountains rear their heads into the sky. More than 200 days of rain a year ensure not a tree branch is left bare and brown, moss and epiphytes drape every nook. The forest is intensely green. This is big country... one day peaceful, a study in green and blue, the next melancholy and misty, with low cloud veiling the tops... an awesome place, with its granite precipices, its hanging valleys, its earthquake faults and its thundering cascades."
Doubtful Sound is unusual in that it contains two distinct layers of water that scarcely mix. The top few meters is fresh water, fed from the high inflows from the surrounding mountains, and stained brown with tannins from the forest. Below this is a layer of cold, heavy, saline water from the sea. The dark tannins in the fresh water layer makes it difficult for light to penetrate. Thus, many deep-sea species will grow in the comparatively shallow depths of the Sound.
This fiord is home to one of the southernmost population of bottlenose dolphins. The Doubtful Sound bottlenoses have formed a very insular sub-group of only about 70 individuals, with none having been observed to leave or enter the Sound during a multi-year monitoring regime. Their social grouping is thus extremely close, which is also partly attributed to the difficult and unusual features of their habitat, which is much colder than for other bottlenose groups and is also overlaid by the freshwater layer.
Other wildlife to be found in Doubtful Sound includes fur seals and penguins (Fiordland crested and blue), or even rare large whales (Southern Right Whale, Humpback Whale, Minke Whale, Sperm Whale and some Giant Beaked Whales. Orca, the Killer Whales and Long-Finned Pilot Whales can be found also. The waters of Doubtful Sound are also home to an abundance of sea creatures, including many species of fish, starfish, sea anemones and corals. It is perhaps best known for its black coral trees which occur in unusually shallow water for what is normally a deep water species.
The catchment basin of Doubtful Sound is generally steep terrain that is heavily forested except for locations where surface rock exposures are extensive. Nothofagus trees are dominant in many locations. In the understory there are a wide variety of shrubs and ferns.
Same shot I've taken several times before, but each morning that I see the sunrise from my office window, I can't help myself.
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Leica M6 TTL, zm Distagon 35mm f1.4 film Vision3 50D developed with Adox RA4 in oneshot solutions 1+18 at 38.5c in 6.30 minuets
These beautiful little vipers are very variable in colouration. One of the most common morphs (just from my experience in Cusuco) has a light brown base colour and a chocolate brown zig-zag/pattern running down the body. Some individuals can be much more orange or grey in colouration, and also have less contrasting patterns.
This snake had a very nice orange hue, helping it blend in to the pine needles where it was basking. It was found in fairly open habitat, where a landslide has caused a clearing in the forest.
Cerrophidion wilsoni was only recently described in 2012 (Jadin et al., 2012), as these snakes were previously thought to be the same as C. godmani.
Location: Cusuco National Park, Sierra del Merendón, Honduras, Central America
Our ketubah (Jewish wedding contract), the Embrace ketubah from Amy Fagin of 20th Century Illuminations. The text is the Commitment B text (female version) from Ketubah Tree, used with permission. Framing was by JoAnn Fabric and Crafts, Woodbridge, VA.
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Trentbarton remains one of the bus industry's prime examples of how to do route branding properly, with attention given to keeping branded vehicles to the correct route - something lost on many other companies despite the associated marketing spend required to create such liveries and brands in the first place.
Among those identities to be seen in Nottingham is The Keyworth, which runs to the village of the same name and is operated by a small number of these Volvo B7RLE single-deckers with Wrightbus Eclipse Urban bodywork. Here 729 (FJ09 BXH) departs Nottingham. While it looks smart enough, the unrepaired damage amidships is perhaps surprising by the usual Trentbarton standards.
Class composite photo. This is the same photo that is on display in the Maroa-Forsyth cafetorium.
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the Maroa-Forsyth High School office.
also allocated to Shrewsbury depot is ex 637 now 937 another of the East Lancs Greenways and is seen just proir to leaving for the bus station after a driver change over
Westmoreland-based acoustic duet, Same Moon, featuring Ellie Lee Oldfield and Vince Bone.
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Same day as the photo of her on top of the tower, this is my favorite and her mom's favorite as well. Good news - maybe selling a few prints? Kind of exciting. Just to see my pictures on good paper will be cool.
The film overlay in NIk really brings out the different colors in this. Sometimes I wish I knew what I was doing more with actual film so I didn't have to fake it, hahaha.
I have other things to put up, but I just haven't had time to look through/process yet.
Early 1940s during Allied occupation, World War Two
From the album of Pte. Hughie Morrison, driver, 2/5th Battalion, 17th Brigade, 6th Division, AIF.
Der Same der Rizinuspflanze ist sehr schön und ähnelt einem Käfer oder einer Zecke (daher auch der Name, lat. ricinus = Zecke) ist allerdings extrem giftig.