Looks like there is a lot of life in that pond. Any tadpole sightings yet? Or just alien creatures.
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That is one of the many things I like about digital cameras.
I consider it the equivalent of oil lamps to light bulbs.
Mosquito larvae... Gotta get some bitsy fishies in there.Looks like there is a lot of life in that pond. Any tadpole sightings yet? Or just alien creatures.
That's the funny thing about temporary ponds like that. They don't stick around long enough for fish to thrive so all this other stuff thrives, like frogs and those evil mosquitoes. Dragonflies too though.
We have dragonflies here all the time. We love them. Little four-engined boogers.
Some from last night.
Fantastic shot, Eric!!
Dayum!!
Had me duckin'...
Had me duckin'...
caught the moon going down and the sun coming up this morning
i need a better camera damnit Jim!
i need a better camera damnit Jim!
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The above is a proof case that Spinalcracker lives in a place where you can see all the way to tomorrow,
The above is a proof case that Spinalcracker lives in a place where you can see all the way to tomorrow,
Looks like Sauron is waking up!!
Remember The Creature From The Black Lagoon?
Lol right? There were a few tadpoles spotted in there but the pics got lost.Looks like there is a lot of life in that pond. Any tadpole sightings yet? Or just alien creatures.
Bituminous band aids?
Some from today.
Ding ding ding, you are correct, sir.
sunrise this morning
My back 40.
Green screen
my gawd , is that green I see?
the ground out here crunches like walking on Rice Krispies and brown brown brown
Pic I got with my phone from the now famous DHL plane sitting next to the runway in san jose, CR
Long promised shot of the earth moving tires, made in Lexington outside Columbia, SC by michelin... heading to the Wando ship terminal
sunset off Quepos
Northern Virginia. We get our fair share of rain. At the bottom of that ridge is the Rappahannock River. It is one of my property lines.
nice pot o' gold pic!
Two from Manuel Antonio looking from a catamaran towards the beach.. overall shows how desolate the area is, national park at top and to the right. The close up shows the beach at 2 in the afternoon, normally full chairs and locals everywhere... pretty much deserted!
Looking in toward the beach at Manuel Antonio park..
Another shot to capture the structure of underlying shelf, from volcanos long since gone...
