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Website rangers WWF The bees help flowers and plants in love. It works like this: a male flower has stamens. There's pollen on it. That looks like yellow powder. A bee dives into the flower in search of nectar. The pollen sticks to its fur. The bee then flies to a female flower for even more nectar. It leaves the pollen on its pistil. You call that pollination. This is how a flower is fertilized and new seeds grow. Without bees and other insects, the love between flowers and plants would go terribly wrong and strawberries, tomatoes, watermelons or apples would no longer grow.

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“New Worke“ began life as a hunting lodge in the mid 1500s. It was built by the courtier, Sir Nicholas Poyntz, using medieval stones from a nearby dissolved abbey. This was never his family home but he used it as an impressive place for lavish entertaining.

Over the next 400 years, the house was expanded and remodelled a number of times. A succession of families made their home in what is now Newark Park. The most significant building phase was undertaken in the 1790s by the Reverend Lewis Clutterbuck using the architect, James Wyatt.

The Clutterbuck family continued to own Newark Park – although for 50 years it was leased to the King Family. Three generations later, Catherine Annie Power-Clutterbuck left the estate to the National Trust in 1949.

 

By 1970, the estate was in need of some restoration. An American architect, Bob Parsons, leased it from the National Trust and spent almost 30 years taming the grounds and returning the house to a home. Once again, it became a place known for its hospitality.

 

The estate has some lovely walks through the woodlands, well worth a visit. As yet we have not been inside the house, keeping that for a rainy day!

 

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P.N. del Gorbea (Vizcaya/Bizkaia - País Vasco/Euskadi)

 

On Black

 

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July 20th - August 20th

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➤ HAIR. Raven Bell - Wisteria Hair

 

➤ OUTFIT. :: Web Dew :: - Phoenix

 

➤ CLAWS. SHARD - Ophelia Revenge Claws

 

➤ EFFECTS. [AERTH] - Rosalina's Particle Set

Includes floating petals, halo and body aura.

 

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/// OTHER CREDITS

 

➤ WINGS.

• Aii & Ego + Starfire Angel Wings

• [AERTH] Starfire Wings MODS

➤ FACE & BODY FEATHERS.

• Aii & Ego + Holy Hell Body Feathers

• []Trap[] & Petrichor Feather Crown

• []Trap[] & Petrichor Harpy Head Feathers

➤ TATTOOS.

• Aii & Ego + Dragonkin Underarmor

• [AERTH] Angelic body tattoo

 

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The same procedure every year. Two applications are required to fly a drone in Thailand. A kind of driving licence or personal licence from the CAAT and a specific drone licence from the NBTC. Both applications require a lot of paperwork, forms have to be filled out and uploaded, photos with serial numbers, entry documents, an insurance confirmation, a residence address. If all goes well, the application to the CAAT has already been approved before the trip and so the application can be submitted to the NBTC with the entry stamp on the day of arrival. Ideally, processing will take less than half a day and you will then be sent a transfer order. The fee is 224 baht including bank charges. In the end, you have two certificates that allow you to fly a drone legally. I wouldn't do it without the certificates, because if the worst comes to the worst, you are covered, especially in the event of an accident.

 

A wonderful scenery between Ao Nang and Railay, a special the view from above!

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Fyvie Castle pathways through the wood surrounding the small loch. There was a heavy winter frost this day ... but most of the white foliage is evergreen pines, larch, spruce and firs! Infrared does the rest!

Shot with my infrared digital converted Nikon D80 with the 'Super Goldie' (590nm) filter. Processed in Photoshop using Faux action.

 

Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!

Happy Textural Tuesday!

 

There's more about shooting in infrared here: Infrared adventures on my Inedita website - if you are interested in what IR photography can offer you ;o)

 

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My Fyvie Castle set: Here

 

 

Gladiolus (from Latin, the diminutive of gladius, a sword) is a genus of perennial flowering plants in the iris family (Iridaceae).

It is sometimes called the 'Sword lily', but usually by its generic name (plural gladioli).

Came into the studio, eager to photograph and was greeted by these beauties.

Love this, as sweet as candy?

 

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