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Folded this for my mother about 2 years ago.
Designed by Jo Nakashima, based on Davor Vinko's original fish design.
Folded by me.
Playing around with an ebay-bargain light-tent.
T90
Here's one of the 6mm models against a penny to give some idea of scale...
Scaled Quail are game birds found in the New World, which have became rather rare due to habitat destruction and hunting.
This isn't the quail *I* grew up with...but a Texas variety.
Adder scales have a ridge or keel down the middle making them much less smooth than grass snakes or slow worms
Curves edited and cropped
K T Rama Rao, Minister of IT, Municipal Administration and Urban captured during the Session:"Scale-Up India" at the India Economic Summit 2017 in New Delhi, India, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Photos of my scratchbuilt N Scale passenger terminal. More details to be added, and some final touch ups, but mostly completed!
The salamanders know where they're going, and they may not move very fast, but they don't let anything get in their way!
East Brunswick closes this road to traffic a few nights a year to protect the Spotted Salamanders, which migrate across it to reach the vernal pools in which they breed. The salamanders move during very specific conditions: the first soaking nighttime rains of spring with temperatures over 40 deg F. More common amphibians can be found as well.
Postscript: This species is the first vertebrate ever found to harbor an intracellular symbiont -- in this case, photosynthetic algae. See www.nature.com/news/2010/100730/full/news.2010.384.html.
Always game to be my Project 365 subject Scales, our pet bearded dragon, took centre stage on her branch once again.
A quick macro focused on her eye brought the texture of her scaly skin out
Scaled Quail inhabit the more arid areas of the West. These 3 were part of a covey of a dozen or more. Most of the time they were under the cholla cactus in the shade. Some locals refer to these as "cotton tops".
Artist: Cenni di Francesco di Ser Cenni (Italian, Florentine)
Title: Saint Catherine Disputing and Two Donors
One thing that is recommended to do before releasing hand-reared monarch butterflies is to test them for the parasite Ophryocystis elektroscirrha (OE for short). This is a protozoan organism that infects monarchs and a few other butterflies and severely reduces their chances of survival. It is passed from the female to the larva via spores sticking to the egg shell (which the larva will eat once it hatches). It can be especially detrimental if infected butterflies make it to wintering sites where so many of them are congregated in a small space, facilitating the spread of diseases.
Testing for OE involves taking a small piece of sticky tape and gently touching it against the butterfly's abdomen. Detailed instructions and videos can be found on the internet. This removes a few scales, but if done gently it does not harm the butterfly. When observed under a microscope, OE would be visible as small, dark spores sticking to the scales. In this case, all you can see is butterfly scales and no spores at all, so my little prince is perfectly clean and healthy and ready to go!
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Gerry und Günther von Team Stonerockers Austria hat zum Scale Crawler Wanderung in Mödling geladen. Der Einladung sind ca. 25 Scale-Crawler Fans aus dem RCCrawler Forum gefolgt, es waren neben den bekannten Gesichtern auch ein paar neue dabei was zu begrüßen ist, den man erkennt das die Scale-Crawler Szene fleißig am wachsen ist. Das ganze war als zwanglose Wanderung ausgelegt welche Sascha mit ein paar kniffligen Toren aufgewertet hat.
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