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RSPB Arne.
The silver-studded blue emerges in June and is usually on the wing until late August. It is a rare butterfly, generally found in heathland habitats that have shorter, sparsely vegetated areas. It is restricted to close-knit colonies in southern England and Wales. Two subspecies can be found in its range, while two others are now extinct in the UK. The larvae feed on a wide variety of plants, such as bell heather, cross-leaved heath and gorses. (The Wildlife Trusts).
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A pair of Silver-studded blues Female Left and Male on the Right taken at Prees Heath Common Reserve.
Taken at Prees Heath, Whitchurch during their four or five day mating season. These beautiful insects are about the size of an adults thumb nail.
Theme: Wish you were here
Inspiration: My coffee mug I purchased on an outing with my best friend. Wish You Were Here Having Coffee With Me :)
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Pentax K-5
Helios 44-2 58mm F/2
Fotodiox Macro Extension Tube
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(This is Not a Train).
A little ship moc i have had waiting for a photo opportunity for a while..... The seed part was the Train front, so i started from the back and Went forward......
It was fun to use those fronts, and incorporate them into a little ship. The overall shape pleased me, and made for a satisfactory build.
I did not have a plan for the ships use when i created it, but the colors made me think of protein, therefor it of course carries that!! ;-))
Plz feel free to comment, and enjoy!
Once upon a time there was the beauty of a place called Glen Canyon. This is a long time ago since the existence of the Glen Dam and Lake Powell. With the construction of the dam a town called Page was created in the middle of the Southwest. Page is now a attraction for the prime time locations in the surroundings. Lake Powell is just the most visible one, but there are Antelope Canyon, Wahweap Hoodoos, Alstrom Point and many other places with mysterious names - for example Stud Horse Point.
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The theme was Alphabet Mania and I got the letter "Q"
I made a "Quartet of Quizzically Quacking Quails".. it's a bit of a quirky quilt, but I'm really happy with it. It's the first quilt that I finished on my own from start to finish (also first appliques, free motion quilting, binding and label, whew!). It's 15" square.
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Here they all are, my micro scale Star Wars Fleet, 2021 class photo. All of the ships are as close to 1:250 scale as I could make them, some are a bit chunky or a stud too long or short, but overall they’re mostly strong builds that are hopefully recognisable. I’ve used common parts wherever possible and I’ve published instructions for everything on Rebrickable…
rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs/
It’s been a much slower year than 2020, I finished my to-do list back in May, but I still have a few ideas to immortalise in Studio and I’m also going to try to some more interesting action shots next year. Until then, may the Force be with you!
I posted a male Silver-studded Blue recently and today it was in Explore. I'm not expecting as much attention for this duller female, but it is the first time I have managed a photograph of a female with wings open.
I remember my first encounter with Silver-studded Blues was in my early teens while visiting my Uncle in Surrey. He lived right next door to Whitmoor Common and I wandered onto the heathland there and saw thousands. But I had to consult my Observer's Book of Butterflies to work out which species it was. I identified them as Silver-studded Blues, but I wrongly thought the females were Brown Argus as I could not see any trace of blue on them. Female Silver-studded Blues from the northern populations tend to show more blue on the upperwings than ones from the south. The silver studs that give rise to the name, are inside the black spots around the edge of the underwing hindwing, and are present in both sexes. Here they are on a male I took some years ago: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/5824137718/in/photolist
The Silver-studded Blue has the scientific name Plebejus argus. Plebejus were basically the Plebs or common folk, as this was Linnaeus's "dumping ground" for all the small butterflies like blues and skippers. These were lower than the grand Swallowtails, Emperors and Admirals. And so to the name argus. In Greek mythology Zeus was in love with Io, so to indulge himself without arousing his wife Hera's suspicion, he turned her into a Heifer. Hera found out and placed her under the care of Argus, who had a hundred eyes. Zeus enlisted the help of Hermes who lulled Argus to sleep with his flute and then cut off Argus's head. Hera consoled herself by setting Argus's eyes into the tail of the peacock. So any butterfly that has numerous eyespots often has the name Argus, and elsewhere in the animal kingdom (eg Great Argus Pheasant).
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had this idea since October as well. i have tons of photo ideas from the October 2012 that I never did and I'm trying to go back and do them.
i think what kept me from doing this was the lack of studs.
AL-Awadi Studio
طبعا الصوره هذي بالمطبخ
صار استيديو بالمطبخ بعد ما طردوني من كل مكان اصور فيه بالبيت
فحبيت اقول حق الوالد و الوالده غدا وعشا ماكو ولا اقول مطبخ ماكو صار حقي
روحو شوفولكم مطبخ ثاني
مع تحيات
ابنكم الي يدور مكان يصور فيه هههههههه
شوفو صوره المبطبخ تحت
Camera: Nikon D200
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/11.0
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Improved '89 Batmobile.
Gonna call this one finished for now. I've extended the wheel base forwards by 1 stud, lowered the roof and improved the shaping of the wings and side intakes.
Also, managed to take advantage of a sudden appearance by the sun to take some better photos.
I'm tending to post to Instagram first nowadays so if you want to see my latest stuff sooner then give me a follow on www.instagram.com/brickjockey/
Hope you like the photos!