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ஞாயிறு போற்றுதும் ஞாயிறு போற்றுதும்
காவிரி நாடன் திகிரி போல் பொற்கோட்டு
மேரு வலந்திரிதலான்.
and translation for whatever is there in Tamil:
"Praise the Sun! Praise the Sun!
Like the king's (whose country is made fertile by the flowing river Cauvery) wheel of justice, the Sun goes around Mount Meru and elsewhere in the world bestowing goodness equally to everyone!"
Does this group of flowers look the same as THIS ONE to you? It doesn't to me yet they are supposed to be the same kind of cacti. Everything else matches but the flowers are sure different, color, structure, everything.
Same tree stump I took this fly photo www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/4713142455/.
Amazing watching these wasps. They keep on appearing around the tree stump and do a fly around looking for any potential enemies. They don't appear to see that particular fly but quickly pounce on any other bugs they spot and knock them off (including each other). Every now and then they will disappear into their own nest hole
This is a rare species similar to D. cuthbertsonii. Some say it is the same species, but you can see the leaves are much thinner and the stems grow longer. I was told this was easier to grow too!
The same attributes that carried the Chargers to a 13-3 season failed them Sunday as they dropped a 17-14 decision to the Jets at Qualcomm Stadium. (Credit: San Diego Chargers) NOTE: mandatory photo credit and link to www.chargers.com
same as: www.flickr.com/photos/tiagoafpereira/4118750206/
Saturation adjusted in Lightroom
Blue: -100
Purple: -100
Magenta: -100
Photos from the Brisbane Rally for Same Sex Marriage Rights organised my Equal Love, photos by Perhaps Magazine
Taken last December 2007 using my sony cyber-shot w70 at Samal Island (davao city Philippines) in a private resort which we are renting the place for 3 days.
Same flowers, it's just finished raining. I like how it comes into focus in the foreground and there is a tiny garden spider, didnt notice that before:) I do wish it was all in focus.
Same bird just closer. They have this kibble stuff you can feed to them. Looks an awful lot like Kitty Chow.
This plaque accompanies the mural for the Same Kind of Different library exhibit. It summarizes the remarks made by Sally Gary as she interprets the passage that inspired the artists to paint the mural.