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Spools of RED/White and RED/Yellow frame wire. Red/White is
used to "jumper" POTS lines. Red/Yellow is used to jumper DSL
lines. POTS stands for Plain Old Telephone Service. DSL stands
for Digital Subscriber Lines (High Speed Internet)
This swallow found in southern and southeastern Asia. It is mainly resident, but populations in Pakistan and northern India migrate further south in winter.
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This bird is found in open country near water & human habitation. Wire tailed swallows are very fast flyers and they usually feed on insects, especially flies, while airborne. They are typically seen low over water, with which they are more closely associated than most swallows.
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They make their with mud on man made buildings or bridges.
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I took this shot at Thapli ( Haryana, India ). It was collecting mud for nesting.
Konzert der britischen Postpunk-Band WIRE am 26.02.11 im Postbahnhof in Berlin.
Line-Up: Colin Newman (git, voc), Graham Lewis (bass), Robert Gray (drums), Margaret Fiedler McGinnis (git, voc – nur Tourmitglied).
© Bernd Sauer-Diete
I made 50 km on my bike today, from Prague-Bohnice down to the river, along Vltava to Kralupy, across the bridge (the first down the stream after Most Barikadniku in Prague 7!), up to Holubice (beautiful Romanesque church there!), Tursko, and down to Libcice nad Vltavou. Then along the river (there's just a narrow foot path along the railway tracks) to Rez, across the foot bridge, and back to Bohnice along the river. The weather looked quite discouraging in the morning, but turned out to be beautiful in the afternoon, with great "windy" "Alberta" clouds (almost:-).
Wire project 2 for 104 Art project. Coke bottles filled with wire. Other's were placed around Tucson and photographed.
Barbed wire is everywhere, left after the revolution. When you are broke, you get very inventive with your surrrounds. It actually allieviates the necessitty for clothes pins.
Wire-tailed Swallow - Hirundo smithii smithii - Нитехвостая ласточка
Jemmu river, Jemmu Valley, Amhara Region, Ethiopia, 01/03/2015