Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Blue skies and calm after the storm.
Boss photos you've taken
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Blue skies and calm after the storm.
A moorhen from todays walk around Carr Mill Dam on a beautiful day that seemed more like june than November/
Some fall trees.
This first one I really couldn't capture the yellow, but these two trees in my front yard are very yellow:
And the other night, we all went for a walk and this tree was bright red, and nicely illuminated at night.
This first one I really couldn't capture the yellow, but these two trees in my front yard are very yellow:
And the other night, we all went for a walk and this tree was bright red, and nicely illuminated at night.
Can't tell for sure but the bottom one might be a Pistache.
I wasn't the hired photographer but took the camera to take some photos myself - wedding of my niece Chloe and her partner Simone.
Paul.
8 legs.
Sometimes not always though, as this male Eratigena sp. shows, 6 will sometimes have to make do...
Paul.
Sometimes not always though, as this male Eratigena sp. shows, 6 will sometimes have to make do...
Paul.
This is I believe Trichopsocus brincki - found on the waste bin in the garden which I had just filled with branches from a leylandii conifer - will have come from the conifer for sure. The others are also Psocids - though at the moment I am not able to give a definitive ID on those, but they are likely to be at least 2 different sub-species. The T.brincki was about 3mm long - the others were around just 1mm. Used extension tubes on the LAOWA 60D for the photos.
Paul.
Paul.
The conifer pieces in the recycling bin revealed a few more inhabitants during the night that came out and walked across the lid of the recycling bin...
A philodromus sp. spider:
4 legs left on this poor Opilio canestrinii:
An Oligolophus hanseni harvestman:
This is Rhyzobius_chrysomeloides:
And (I think - seeing as it is upside down) a young Araneus diadematus with what looks like a froghopper prey:
Paul.
A philodromus sp. spider:
4 legs left on this poor Opilio canestrinii:
An Oligolophus hanseni harvestman:
This is Rhyzobius_chrysomeloides:
And (I think - seeing as it is upside down) a young Araneus diadematus with what looks like a froghopper prey:
Paul.
Still busy in mid November...
Paul.
Paul.
Spotted this little one tonight - about 2mm in size. Paidiscura pallens.
Paull.
Paull.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
A bit of a blur but I caught this heron hitching across the pond on a piece of drift wood. Majestic creature.