Sassy Colombian
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“Without trees, mountains, fogs or rains, the sun cannot create its own magic!”
Boss photos you've taken
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Was just there; Colorado...bought my retirement homes, need some TLC. No probs, I like carpentry.
(j/k old mining town...old for the States anyhow).
This is...was a bit nippy (11.3k feet up, I believe). The road in to this place starts off sketchy AF, about a 5k climb with no guard rails on the drop side for about the first 500 ft until you turn and actually climb in to the mountain range itself. I wanted to take a pic of the dropoff, from my seat, when we were heading back down but it was on her side on the way up and she damn near tore the "oh shiz" grab handle off the a-pillar heading up so stopping would've fully ruined the day for her (and thus, me).
Can't lie, I puckered a little too when we ran in to the first Jeep on its way down (one lane). She had to watch the tires on the drop side when that happened and was already freaking out...think it would have been easier to convince her to give birth to a baby orca, TBH.
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The view from my room at the Royal Hospital a few weeks back.
am I the only one to have zoomed in to try and see either Goodison or BMD?
Sassy Colombian
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Friday’s sunset from the jacuzzi
Alan Whittle
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Damsel fly resting this morning in a glade on the Wiltshire / Somerset border. There seemed to be hundreds of them out and about.
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On showing the previous pic to Mrs Whittle on my return, she produced this beauty taken in our garden some years ago.
Found my first Bdellidae of the year - but unsure of the sp. and also a green thing which may or not have emerged from the black hole in space - as well as tiny oribatid mite (not my best shot though) and a very small vapourer moth caterpillar.
Paul.
Paul.
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Still amazing shots as always Paul. ?Found my first Bdellidae of the year - but unsure of the sp. and also a green thing which may or not have emerged from the black hole in space - as well as tiny oribatid mite (not my best shot though) and a very small vapourer moth caterpillar.
Paul.
Loads of these in the garden today. Capsid Bug. (Miridae)
Paul.
Paul.
And from spittlebug to froghopper...
Got both in the garden today - the spittlebugs are plentiful, but I also found the adult (albeit a small one) as well.
Paul.
Got both in the garden today - the spittlebugs are plentiful, but I also found the adult (albeit a small one) as well.
Paul.
The whole world is at it!!!
Everywhere is either double-bugged, monitored by a drone, or under some kind of Protection Racket!
Paul.
Everywhere is either double-bugged, monitored by a drone, or under some kind of Protection Racket!
Paul.
