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Termites are every where, but like earth worms, most people do not ever see them. This three eights of an inch long termite was running away from the light, they HATE light. It had been eatting my hurricane window boards stored in the shed that I used to cover some wet concrete just before an afternoon thunder storm. The next day when I uncovered the concrete I found these termites had already built mud tubes to the ground. I photographed them so their image can live on (on Flickr) before I killed them. They don't make very good pets!
Jetaime Medina, whose father died aged 42 of mesothelioma in 2008, at the Workers' Memorial Day service at the Victorian Trades Hall building, Melbourne on Monday, 29 April 2013. Photos by Mark Phillips/ACTU
This panel depicts the workers story of how they put their belief and hard work into creating such a ship as the Titanic
Another picture from the Waffle House shoot. I went back today and took some pictures of a couple different kinds of waffles and desserts. Pretty fun.
Haha, I don't think they like this picture, but I really do.
tekel işçileriyle dayanışma günü (68. gün) kısım III
solidarity day&night for tekel workers(68th day) part III
Camponotus molossus
We encouraged the Camponotus molossus workers out in the daytime. The major workers have large mandibles which can inflict a tear in the skin then bring their abdomen forward and spray the tear with formic acid. A bit of pain inflicted this way.
The major workers have large square heads but the minor workers have small heads as shown on the ant on the grasstree frond in the foreground.
They were milling around trying to work out what had disturbed them and soon retreated down the nest. They are a night foraging ant, spending the day inside the nest.
Photos: Fred
Nikon D100.
Nikkor 55-200 VR.
Hand held, available light.
Bright/sunny March day, 2008.
Images from Birmingham Botanical
Gardens - hot houses and outside
gardens.
Termites forage inside a rotting tree limb. They need a certain amount of moisture to keep their thin skins from drying out and therefore are not likely to leave the nest. Kyogle, NSW.
Chiang Mai Thailand, In an area called "Kamtieng" each morning several hundred day laborers mostly Burmese but also from local Thai minority groups gather in the hope of getting a days work, pick-up trucks stop only to recruit the workers they need, most are employed in construction and gardening, with the completion of two new Hotels job's are scarce, and wages are being reduced, and each worker has to negotiate the terms before getting on board.
Cada noche más de cien personas limpian los articulados que transportan a millones de bogotanos cada día. Ellos son los lavadores de Transmilenio, hombres y mujeres que cada noche limpian pisos, sillas, ventanas, llantas; reparan luces, avisos, sistemas y dejan todo listo para que a las cuatro de la mañana miles de buses del sistema de transporte masivo más grande de Colombia recorran miles de kilómetros de la agitada y congestionada Bogotá.
Found a bunch of glass slides. Scanned them with my regular printer, but did not come out well. Will get a slide adapter in next few days to do better.