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This flower and praying mantis are just outside my office window. I have a front row seat to watch as this mantis snatches skipper butterflies all day long. You can see how much damage it has caused to the flower. It is a hunting, eating machine.
Photo Credit: Butter Roux
Inside "Captured Nebula" by Gamma Infinity
Currently shown at Art Unbound: Space Walk Pop-Up Exhibition for a limited time...so get captured! Opening is set Saturday March 13th @ 12pm SLT.
The sculpture depicts a nebula captured in time, frozen in a moment of its eternal dance of gravity and energy. The colors range from green, pink, orange, yellow reflecting the interplay of gases and dust particles that make up the nebula. The sculpture is designed to be viewed from different angles, and the interplay of light and shadow adds a sense of depth and movement to the piece.
The Captured Nebula sculpture is a testament to the beauty and wonder of the universe we live in, and a reminder of the infinite possibilities that exist beyond our world. It is a unique and captivating work of art that will inspire and delight anyone who loves astronomy, space exploration, or simply appreciates the beauty of the cosmos. - Gamma Infinity
Seascape taken from a fishing village. Fish trap platforms in shallow waters off the coast of Davao City, Mindanao, The Philippines.
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”At least change it into something else then… this thing is so heavy on my neck-” She growled at the blonde as she tugged on the heavy moth pendant she spoke about. Josephine’s eyes narrowed as she considered it. “Ye do know ye can’t take it off…?” Zorena nodded, exhaling with relief as she realized her ‘parole officer’ would perhaps work with her. “I know.” Jo nodded and raised her wand to adjust the binds of the object that blocked Zoe out of her other form, part of the animagus’ probation. As the spell worked, the pendant snapped in half and morphed into two metallic moths - hyper reminiscent of the form Zorena took when she shifted - a lunar moth. The metal creatures fluttered to her ears and hung there in their new position. She reached to touch them and exhaled. “This I can work with-” Josephine moved past the woman now and began her exit from the attic. “Quit hidin’ up here too… s’creepy.”
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Body: Legacy Female Classic
Head: LeLUTKA Nova
Skin: B&B :: Blanca - Petal
Shape: Custom
Hair: DOUX - Valentina hairstyle
Face Tattoos: *Rainbow Sundae* Witchface
Lipstick: WarPaint* Naked Lips 2 *New at Anthem!*
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Dress: Loki - Stephanie Dress - Black
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VARONIS - Verendus Skybox
I didn't realize this butterfly was trapped by the spiderweb when I took this first picture. I was wondering about my weird luck to have found such a beauty hanging over my head so still for me. As soon as I realized what happened, I jumped up and down several times to break the web open and saved it. :)
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This poor mozzie did not want its photo taken.
No matter how much it wriggled, it could not get free.
Icelandic Poppies. LOVE the papery texture!
Papaver nudicaule or Iceland Poppy, with large, papery, bowl-shaped, lightly fragrant flowers supported by hairy, one foot, curved stems among feathery blue-green foliage 1-6 inches long.
They were first described by botanists in 1759.
Cultivars come in shades of yellow, red, orange, salmon, rose, pink, cream and white as well as bi-coloured varieties.
All parts of this plant are likely to be poisonous, containing (like all poppies) toxic alkaloids: ALWAYS wash you hands thoroughly after handling ANY flowers/plants!I like my garden to be a haven for bees and butterflies.
People smile when they pass... because of the colours, I mix herbs and flowers, it is semi-wild?
I let it 'overgrow' in a controlled way, simply because I do not like weeding AND I do not have enough time.
Well, it was inevitable that from some neighbouring garden, some of the wild yellow poppies were eventually be carried by wind or bird?
They look lovely in their bright yellow frocks and are a real honey-trap for bees!
I never saw the wild yellow in Belgium, only red ones, gave family there some seeds and yet they have NEVER managed to grow them...
With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, have a great w-e, M, (* _ *)
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