ForeverBlue92
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Nothing more exotic than a bob haired Colombian ♡
Particularly if they are female.
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- Thread starter chicoazul
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Nothing more exotic than a bob haired Colombian ♡
Particularly if they are female.
Sassy Colombian
Member: Team PoP
Hahaha. You guessed well.
Philw
Player Valuation: £50m
That's a lovely pic. But what would melt my heart is a thong pic
Sassy Colombian
Member: Team PoP
First recorded Cimbicidae... Never seen one until today, this is one of the club-horned sawflies of the family Cimbicidae - likely Abia sp.
Paul.
Paul.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Some kind of wild rose in the Somerset lanes this afternoon.
Another jumping spider, who was very co-operative. Started on the wall, then moved onto a small piece of wood which I held in my fingertips, and allowed me to get as close as I possible could (Venus 60mm at 2:1, and 3 extension tubes). Extremely close focusing is very hard!
Paul.
Paul.
Fantastic that.Another jumping spider, who was very co-operative. Started on the wall, then moved onto a small piece of wood which I held in my fingertips, and allowed me to get as close as I possible could (Venus 60mm at 2:1, and 3 extension tubes). Extremely close focusing is very hard!
Paul.
Amazing, as ever.
Seathestars
Player Valuation: £60m
Lovely them
The Night Demon...
I was actually looking for spiders late last night, but there were none to seen (was hoping for an early orb weaver of some sort) so no luck there, but I did find a wasp on the apple tree. Not sure what wasps usually do at night - or where they normally go (to sleep?) but she was quite a way inside the branches of the tree which meant some cropping required (and some aggressive NR to keep the background under control). Came out pretty well in the end but she is one of our more feared insects, and not one I like to meet by day, let alone as a night demon...
Paul.
I was actually looking for spiders late last night, but there were none to seen (was hoping for an early orb weaver of some sort) so no luck there, but I did find a wasp on the apple tree. Not sure what wasps usually do at night - or where they normally go (to sleep?) but she was quite a way inside the branches of the tree which meant some cropping required (and some aggressive NR to keep the background under control). Came out pretty well in the end but she is one of our more feared insects, and not one I like to meet by day, let alone as a night demon...
Paul.
Simply stunning clarity @BilboThe Night Demon...
I was actually looking for spiders late last night, but there were none to seen (was hoping for an early orb weaver of some sort) so no luck there, but I did find a wasp on the apple tree. Not sure what wasps usually do at night - or where they normally go (to sleep?) but she was quite a way inside the branches of the tree which meant some cropping required (and some aggressive NR to keep the background under control). Came out pretty well in the end but she is one of our more feared insects, and not one I like to meet by day, let alone as a night demon...
Paul.