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Umsonst, es kommt auch in diesem Jahr zu
"Weihnachts-Tauwetter" ab Mitte Dezember !
For nothing, there will be a "Christmas thaw" again this year, starting in mid-December!
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NICHT VERGESSEN NUR MIT WEBCAM M Ö G L I C H !!!!
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NOT FORGET WITH WEBCAM ONLY!
"die beste Kamera ist die , die da ist auch wenn der Fotograf abwesend ist : foto-webcam.eu !
"the best camera is the one that is there even if the photographer is absent: foto-webcam.eu!"
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Bombus impatiens
Common Eastern Bumble Bee --- Nordamerikanische Hummel
Polyommatus icarus
European Common Blue --- Hauhechel-Bläuling
Rudbeckia laciniata
Cutleaf Coneflower --- Schlitzblättriger Sonnenhut
A jeepney and a bicycle rider drive side-by-side along Pedro Gil Blvd in Malate, Manila, Philippines. Traffic lines painted on the roads in Manila have no significance for drivers. You can occupy any part of the road you want as long as you don't hit anyone.
Zia has been fine with Honey and is allowing Honey to share her outside cushion as long as she just sticks to the corner.
#86/121 Sharing: 121 Pictures in 2021
This summer a bike share program has been introduced to Vancouver, with 1,500 bikes being available at numerous locations around the city. I hope it does well.
...and sharing a bench, with Mister Rabbit.
ca 1920-1930 handmade (from a pattern of the era) cloth Rabbit.
I found this queen (or more accurately, gyne) in my shed, apparently lifeless. Gynes find their way in, looking for possible nest sites, then become trapped & starve. Finding some signs of life, I stuck her in a heated vivarium with some sugar/water mix & 25 minutes later she was literally buzzing. It gave me the opportunity to take some shots which show the key identification features.
1. Yellow stripes on thorax NOT parallel-sided (compare with Vespula vulgaris).
2. pale hairs (not black) on first segment of abdomen.
3. Spots on second abdominal segment NOT joined to black band; central black marking elongate, tip reaching margin of next segment. (compare V. vulgaris).
4. Black lines originating from base of antennae narrow in the middle (compare V. vulgaris).
5. Space between bottom of eye & mandible ("malar space") is very short (this feature separates Vespula species from Dolichovespula species, which have an obvious gap between the two structures).
6."Occular sinus" yellow.
7. Three spots on face. Facial markings are often used to separate wasp species, but they are variable; this individual has the upper spot atypically joined to the black marking above it.
There are several other species of social wasp present in Britain, all generally quite similar. Many share some of the features shown above, but the combination of all the above is unique to V. germanica.
Trucks and trains share the shipping for Reddy Raw Inc. in Wood Ridge, NJ. The company receives both rail and truck shipments of frozen produce to their warehouse.
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"When we die and leave this earth we can take nothing of what we have received, on the contrary what we have given or shared with others.
Let’s give and share with others what we have, even if it’s just a beautiful word or a smile"
Location : Pasir Panjang, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
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No matter the situation...friends can share...joys...sorrow.....smiles...stories...
passions....and darn right nothing....just as long as the presence is there....it's all good
Our Daily Challenge 6-12 March : Pair.
Pair of terriers...
Rosie had the chair first, then Tiffany got up, Rosie got down and then climbed up again! Rosie is saying that she wants her place back.
They are actually good at sharing, and often cuddle up together. Ellie the elderly Yorkie prefers her own space.
My favorite Somo River backwater is turtle heaven - so many of these little Painted turtles all over stumps, logs and the shoreline itself. These two caught my attention early, but it wasn't until I was heading out that I managed to get the boat in front of them. Miracle they didn't spook! They're only 4 or 5 inches long and so cute and surprisingly good climbers.