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Pulses still are not well known by most agricultural producers in Kazakhstan. With its unique global expertise and experience, FAO sees plenty of scope to make a contribution in this area in Kazakhstan, said Kairat Nazhmidenov, who heads the FAO office in Kazakhstan. He was speaking at an FAO-organized seminar held 4 August 2017, at the Congress Center of EXPO Astana 2017.
Photo: ©FAO/Muhtar Kholdorbekov
Florida Scrub Jay
digiscoped with Leica APO Televid 77 spotting scope & C-Lux 2 camera
Titusville, FL 25 January '08
Now that I'm throwing out critter food every morning the blue jays are as excited as the squirrels. They LOVE peanuts and the poor squirrels never have the chance to find them mixed in with the seed and cracked corn because the jays scope them out from above and then swoop down and grab them. This guy was really impatient for me to finish filling the feeders and scattering food.....he was squawking and chattering at me to hurry up!
There were plenty of spotting scopes for everyone to use, to get a better look at birds large and small.
The Rakehell, SCOPE's Anti-vehicular sniper rifle. It's double-barrel action is like giving someone a left and right hook... Except that someone is probably a tank, and you're not using your fists to hit it.
Another row of scopes - left to right, the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, the Gemini North scope, the UofH 2.2m scope, and the UK Infrared scope.