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In my humble opinion every P1 produced should have European-spec headlights just like this one.
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White specs -he is sheds ,shake head when i take picture
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AAW October 5 - 12: Selective Focus
WIT: Held the glasses with one hand, took the picture with the other. Hard to get the focus right, especially with one hand, lol! In post, slightly desaturated the blurred background, and cropped.
Lachnum is a genus of fungi in the family Hyaloscyphaceae. The genus contains about 250 species.
With the 90mm macro lens from OM System, such images are possible without extension tubes etc.
Stack with 58 frames.
I do prefer this kind of orchids !
For Smile on Saturday ;-)
Info: Nome volgare: Concordia, Orchide macchiata
Orchidea di Fuchs.
Nome scientifico
Dactylorhiza maculata subsp. fuchsii
Pianta erbacea perenne alta 20-60 cm, con foglie a macchie brune e fiori rosa chiaro, punteggiati di color porpora, in fitta infiorescenza, da maggio a luglio.
Piuttosto comune in Europa
Distribuzione: questa specie è presente comunemente su tutto il territorio italiano (è dubbia la presenza in Sardegna). Sui rilievi europei è ovunque presente (manca solamente sui Monti Balcani).
È diffusa anche in Asia settentrionale.
Cresce nei boschi e prati umidi dei piani montano e collinare
Distribuzione altudinale: sui rilievi queste piante si possono trovare fino a 2200 m s.l.m.; frequentano quindi i seguenti piani vegetazionali: collinare, montano, subalpino e in parte alpino.
Questa l'ho trovata in Francia sulle colline del Bearn.
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Gitana - Gitanilla
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Around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms compose the genus Russula. So it's no wonder that I can't determine this.
Made during the mushroom photo week in October in the Black Forest.
Stack of 31 individual images.
There are around 40 different species of Lachnellula. These were on the ground on a spruce branch. Size in the range of 1mm.
Macro lens and extension tubes and/or Raynox 250.
Stack with 65 frames.
A large number of these mushrooms grew on the cut surface of a tree trunk.
Eine ganze Menge dieser vermutlichen Sägeblättlinge wuchsen an diesem Stubben. Dieses Duo oben auf der Schnittfläche.
Stack with 30 single images.
Si tratta di una specie appartenente alla classe dei Basidiomiceti (nonostante per il suo aspetto possa essere confuso con un Ascomicete). Ha dimensioni molto ridotte con una forma discoidale più o meno regolare e un diametro di 0,5-1 mm, attaccato al substrato legnoso. La superficie interna, ricoperta dalla parte fertile con basidi e spore (imenio), è liscia, di colore grigiastro, grigio-lilla e talvolta presenta fruttificazioni secondarie in forma di incrostazioni biancastre. Il margine è ripiegato verso l’interno ed è densamente ricoperto di villosità bianche, che ricoprono anche la superficie esterna sterile. Ha consistenza ceracea.
Cresce su legno marcescente di latifoglia, rametti caduti, a volte su piante ancora in sede, in Primavera-Autunno. A causa delle sue ridottissime dimensioni è un fungo che il più delle volte passa inosservato, occorre sapere dove e quando cresce per poterlo trovare e fotografare.
13 Marzo 2013, Parco del Ticino.
Neoitamus cf cyanurus ♀ (Diptera, Asilidae) + Crambus spec.
Common Awl Robberfly ....................... caught a Grass Moth
Raubfliege, Gemeiner Strauchdieb ... mit erbeuteter Motte
Sortfodet Skovrovflue ........................... har lige fanget en møl
Gråstjärtad Skogsrovfluga ................... fångade en gräsmott
Correction or confirmation of ID appreciated!
Exposure time (= flash duration): 50 µs = 1/20.000 s
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Wenn Ihnen meine Bilder fliegender Insekten gefallen, besuchen Sie bitte meine Homepage speziell zu diesem Thema:
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PLEASE, NO AWARDS, no Copy and Paste Comments and no group icons like "your wonderful photo was seen in group xyz". They will all be deleted as soon as i see them.
BITTE KEINE AWARDS, kopierte Kommentare oder diese Gruppen-Icons wie "Ich habe Dein wunderbares Bild in Gruppe xyz gesehen". Die lösche ich sobald ich sie sehe.
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Small mushroom deep in the moss. I cannot determine it. Made during the mushroom photo week in October in the Black Forest.
Stack of 31 individual images.
One of the group of Cortinarius. There are many different ones and once again I can't pinpoint the exact species.
Stack image from 20 individual shots.
There are over 100 different small cups on branches and stems. Determination without a microscope is not possible. These are from the mushroom photo week in the Black Forest in October.
Diese Winzlinge hielt ich zuerst für die normalen zitronengelben Holzbecherchen mit ausgeprägtem Stiel. Es dürfte aber eine der über 100 Arten von Stiel-/Stängel-/Nagelbecherchen sein.
Stack aus 23 Einzelaufnahmen.
Diese winzigen Schleimpilze waren an einem Laubholzast in stattlicher Anzahl. Mit Mühe konnte ich ein Grüppchen separieren. Den Aufwand für so ein Bild kann eigentlich nur nachvollziehen wer es selbst schon einmal gemacht hat.
Stack aus 36 Einzelbildern.
This guy was sitting in front of me at a Chicago Cubs game earlier this month, and I liked the look of his specs, and the way that the glass was refracting the view of the crowd.
HMBT!
At the bee hotel...
This fast gold wasp that could only stay still for a second. This is the best photo of several out of focus... :-)