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Orange-tip on bluebell at Birnie Loch. I have been re-editing some older pics for a project and thought I would post a few of them.
A nineteenth-century advertising trade card for Solar Tip Shoes. For two additional cards, see Solar Tip Shoes Sold by John P. Twaddell and Solar Tip Shoes Manufactured by John Mundell and Company.
"Solar Tip Shoes. Made only by John Mundell & Co., Philad'a. The Best Sole Leather Tip Made. Pat'd February 19, 1878. None genuine without the trademark. Solar Tip. I wish I had Solar Tips. Sold by ________. Craig, Finley & Co., Lith., Phila. Over."
Plenty of Orange Tips on the wing at present (May4th) and managed to catch up with one which then settled for a rest on these forgetmenots. Taken by crouching down and holding the camera at knee level using the fold out viewing screen
Estão dois tipos feitos debaixo de um ridiculo chapéu de chuva. Chuva grossa! Vamos embora? Subitamente, eis que o céu limpa, quase por completo, um arco iris: o mais belo e próximo que já vi. Apresenta-se nas minhas costas.
A new Isuzu bulk tipping lorry operated by Daltons of Matamata, suppliers of potting mixes and other landscaping products. More often than not such a truck would operate with a 4-axle drawbar trailer.
I am not a fan of the recent updating/restyling of the Isuzu cab front, particularly the upper grille area with its six black areas as well as the gap below it which gives the appearance of there being something missing.
...I decided to repost this handy kitchen household tip for those of my friends that missed it the first time around...I wonder how many of you are now using those tabs...lolololololol. Getting ready to go out for a bit...I'll visit your streams when we get back. I hope you're having a wonderful day, my friends. :~}
...a friend sent me this suggestion, and you know I just had to share it...hahahahah. :~}
I've been using aluminum foil for more years than I care to remember. Great stuff, but sometimes it can be a pain. You know, like when you are in the middle of doing something and you try to pull some foil out and the roll comes out of the box. Then you have to put the roll back in the box and start over.
The darn roll always comes out at the wrong time. Well, I would like to share this with you. Yesterday I went to throw out an empty Reynolds foil box and for some reason I turned it and looked at the end of the box. And written on the end it said, 'Press tab to lock end,' or 'Press to secure roll.' Right there on the end of the box is a tab to lock the roll in place. How long has this little locking tab been there? I then looked at a generic brand of aluminum foil and it had one too.
I then looked at a box of Saran wrap and it had one too! I can't count the number of times the Saran wrap roll has jumped out when I was trying to cover something up. I'm sharing this with everyone who didn't know this and those of you who already knew it. If you didn’t know this, e-mail me and let me know so I won’t feel so 'out of the loop.' I hope I'm not the only person that didn't know or had forgotten about this.
...rats...foiled again...lolololol...I hope your weekend is rolling right along, my friends. :~}
***an update...I just found out Reynolds has only been doing this since 1996...12 years...whew, and I thought I was tearing up my hands foolishly for longer...lolol. :~O
*** Thank you my friends...Explore #332 10/25/08 ***
April 21th 2011
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: EF-S 15-85mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM
Focal length: 15mm
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure: 1/160sec
This show the tip of Denmark (the most northic point) called Grenen seen from Skagen light tower in 44m hight.
© Ole Houen/yakkerDK 2011
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Buff-tip moth, Phalera bucephala. 24 May 2026. Photographed in my garden. Ealing, London, England, UK.
It relies on camouflage to avoid predators and looks for all the world like a twig from a birch tree.
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This lovely dove reaches its northern range along the lower Rio Grande Valley. National Butterfly Center, Hidalgo County, Texas.
The National Butterfly Center not only has an abundance and splendid variety of butterflies it also hosted two rare birds during our visit, a Varied Thrush and a Roadside Hawk!