Friday, December 24, 2010

Dslr Neoprene Camera Case

Happy holidays.

To all those who do me the immense honor of following usually move from time to time or visit me and not return, even those who never have gone through this humble blog and all those who never will, I wish you a happy holiday season and that next year we are out of this damn crisis.
By the way, I apologize to everyone for the neglect that this site I have plunged in recent times, work and personal circumstances I hope soon to normal do you have abandoned one of my biggest hobbies and my best outlet for stress.
HUGE HUG TO ALL.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Busty Women In Girdles

Water Pipit.

Hi, folks, as you may have noticed (or not) for quite some time I have neglected my blog. Time constraints and the poor quality of the photos I managed to get these last days, have managed to leave momentarily abandoned, though not forgotten, this space.
few days ago, during a walk with my girl (I'm getting to be interested in a little for birds), manages this picture of what I think it might be a juvenile water pipit. This is it, with all reserves in the world because, after consulting my guides (Encyclopedia of birds in Spain and identification keys to the birds of the Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands), I am not sure of the accuracy of my identification.
I'll be very grateful if you can confirm or refute my ID and once you are clear that the specimen in question, will update the post with the usual explanation.
For more information, the size is slightly smaller than a blackbird and was seen in a meadow about 800 meters. altitude.


Water Pipit. (Anthus spinoletta spinoleta). Habemus

opinion.
Luis Mario Arce, coordinator local group of Seo-Asturias, was kind enough to answer my mail on demand yuda and here I leave your response. Thank you very much, Luis Mario.

"Hi Paul
is a Water Pipit (Anthus spinoletta) of the nominal subspecies (A. s. spinoletta). The clear brow very slightly marked, almost absent, with the clear tone of the legs indistinct streaking on the flanks and scratches that can be seen on the back indicate a juvenile.
habitat you describe is typical of this pipit, which nests in areas with medium and high altitude grasslands and scrub. In winter descends to the coast and is common, for example, in Porree of the estuary of Villaviciosa.
The Coastal Pipit, indeed, has risen to the rank of species (Anthus petrosus); this we look at migration and winter (usually the subspecies A. p. petrosus, with occasional quotations of A. p. littoralis) always scarce and scattered, beaches and estuaries.
Greetings "

Luis Mario Arce



Monday, July 12, 2010

How Many Calories Is Curry Chicken

WORLD CHAMPIONS! Bald Eagle

do not know if this post looks good in a blog of photography. I do not care.
Y least, being a bird photography blog. I do not .
I too fond of football. I do not care.
From this humble window to the world, I want the whole country to join in the celebration of World Championship
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My most sincere congratulations to all members of the selection, starting players, substitutes, technicians, consultants, massage therapists, kit-man, at all.
has been the triumph of unity, fair play, courage and sacrifice.
our ruling class could now take example, this is the demonstration that, together, WE CAN.
THANK CHAMPIONS!.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Scrotumbroken Blood Vessel

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Bald Eagle. (Haliaeetus leucocephalus).
tamarins also known as osprey, bald eagle or the American bald eagle, is the U.S. national emblem and appears on its coat of arms.
to extinction in the late twentieth century, it seems that their population is stable and is a pund to be removed from the list of endangered species of American government.
The American bald eagle is a powerful flier, which makes the maximum convective thermal flows.
The immature, show a mottled brown plumage, the distinctive white plumage on its head, does not appear until 2-3 years; something before medurez reach sexual.
There are significant differences in size between the species southern and northern. The first (leucocephalus) is smaller than the second (washingtoniensis), that can be achieved in females, 7 kg in weight and 2.5 meters. major.
forms a kind couple with white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) and if the oldest fossils are correctly assigned to the genus, it seems that the divergence between the two started back in the early Miocene. (About 10 million years).

Friday, June 4, 2010

Nylon Feet On My Hand

to see if it will be an epidemic ... Bullfinch


As we hear from our friends Xurde in this entry , and David this one, I also I found a bird with leucenismo. It is, as in the case of a blackbird Xurde common.

Xurde At the entrance, our other friend, Stephen Guerra, said it would be interesting to know whether this rare rejemplar "linking" to try to control whether this feature aired their offspring, as well, mine if that "league" because it I have seen with his girlfriend in a thicket where I think they have the nest. As I spend all weekend really close, will try to see if this "defect" is hereditary.
leucismo
The leucenismo or is a genetic characteristic due to a recessive gene and is similar to albinism, with the difference that albino animals have white eyes and leucisticos, no. Furthermore, albinos are extremely sensitive to the sun, while leucisticos may be even more resistant, to have the white a higher percentage of light reflection.
opposite of leucismo is melanism.
I hope this entry, despite the poor quality of the photo, I have been interesting. I will try to keep you informed.






Sunday, May 9, 2010

Images Of Money Tree For Weeding Shower

(II).

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Fernando Aranda in the Rise to Vallvidrera.
Barcelona, \u200b\u200bby 1932.



Dario Ambrosini on the Benelli 250 cc biárbol
Towards 1950.



G. Bourne Watson at the Senior Tourist Trophy motorcycle 500cc Rudge.
Isle of Man (Great Britain), 1922.



Bianchi team in the Junior TT in front of the Douglas Bay Hotel.
Edoardo Bianchi is 3 degrees on the left.
Isle of Man (Great Britain), 1926.



Sunday, May 2, 2010

Hard Lump Groin After Heart

Into the Arms of Morpheus (IV).

During the Grand Prix of Germany.
Berlin, 1932.


W.

Pilot Fink fails to take the start in her career and settles for a snooze in the park very fast closed circuit AVUS.


Sunday, April 25, 2010

What To Do If Scope Is Swallowed

common and yellowhammer.

Common Bullfinch. (Pyrrhula Pyrrhula).
In late winter, flocks of finches invade the gardens and orchards, cutting the tips of the buds from which they feed. Plums and peaches, are his favorites and after the binge, rub their strong beaks against the branches to let them clean the rubber pads.
Many ornithologists think that their partners are stable, it is regulating them fly in pairs, male and female, both summer and winter. The male has a rich plumage, which highlights during courtship, red swollen chest, drop their wings to emphasize its pure white rump and swings swaying.

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yellowhammer. (Emberiza citrinella).
Like most other writers, all seed-eaters with short, sharp peaks, the yellow-hammer as far as possible avoid areas inhabited by man. Rarely enters into a garden and even in the fields, in spite of this, it is not a bird too elusive to people.
During courtship, once attracted to a mate, the male chases the female in a broken flight at the end of which may fall to the ground and mate.
In winter, the scribes matches can become gregarious, joining with other granivorous birds feeding together in stubble y corralizas.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

My Mom Made Me Smell Her Feet

Motorcycle Racing (I).

Red Wolverton on the ACE-record is congratulated by engineer Art Lemon.
Philadelphia (USA), 1923.


output by 1 Belgian Grand Prix.
Spa, Liège (Belgium), 1921.



Waiting output signal in the circuit of Brands Hatch
Author: John Topham.
Kent (England), 1937.


Woods on Moto Guzzi 500.
Isle of Man (Great Britain), 1935. File
MG



Harley Davidson Motorcycle during a board-track.
U.S. around 1920. HD File

Friday, April 16, 2010

Welcome Address For Church Visitors

"advise me?

Buenas tardes, amigos.
Hace unos días , mi amiga Dña . Agencia Tributaria, ha decidido que me merezco un pequeño regalo pues he sido un niño muy bueno y aplicado.
Con la pasta que me ha prometido y un poco mas, me voy a comprar un objetivo nuevo para poder poneros fotos de los pajarillos mejores y mas cercanas.
Pues bien, necesito que me asesoréis en mi decisión sobre cual va a ser mi nuevo cristalito .
Si mi amiga hubiera sido mas generosa, no habría dudas....100-400 l is de Canon, pero para eso necesito.....el gift of 3 or 4 years. So the thing is from the following: Sigma 150-500

stabilized again. Sigma 50-500
unstabilized but " EX (high range) second hand.

The two options are going very similar in price, even in the case of "Bigman " (50-500), although used, I can get one with enough security ahead.
the 150-500, has going for it is stabilized and the "Bigman " the proven quality of their lenses that lie (say) almost to the height of the "L" Canon in terms of sharpness, , although I must say that I've seen pictures of 150-500 very, very, very sharp .
Well, I here my dilemma, I hope your wise counsel appreciate and take into account.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Mucus After Orange Juice

Into the Arms of Morpheus (III). Stock

The dreamer
Author: Manuel Alvarez Bravo.
Máxico, 1931 .


This picture was originally titled Sleeper for the exhibition "Documentary & Anti-Graphic" 1935 in New York.
was initially priced at $ 30 for later lowered to 25.


Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Myths About Itching Ear

OCCULT (V).

The Case of the Cottingley Fairies.
Day Christmas 1920 the magazine "Strand Magazine" published an article by Arthur Conan Doyle (creator of Sherlock Holmes) which set out the surprising discovery of photographs of fairies and the ensuing investigation conducted by Doyle and Edward L. Gardner (one man, according to Doyle, calm, balanced, quiet, and eccentric or illuminated).
Both were members of the Theosophical Society (a sort of "modern religion" based on spiritualism) where they had knowledge of the existence of the photographs.
Apparently, two girls (ten and sixteen years) of a small town in northern England (in the article hiding both their names as the place, but then know that it was Frances Griffiths and Elsie Wright , Cottingley) had managed to photograph some of these small magical beings.


Case (and photos, of course) became famous, and both critics and the (somewhat limited) supporters cast their arguments in the columns of newspapers.
research, the article and the subsequent debate on this issue ended up resulting in a book written by Conan Doyle, where he covered the back in the preface to the book warning the reader that:
[...] " This story is not an allegation of specialist convinced of its authenticity, but a mere collection of facts whose interpretation may accept or reject the reader" [...]
But, indeed, himself I was absolutely convinced it was all true, and it shows in each page.

According to Doyle, all evidence pointed to the veracity of the facts: The girls and some family members were interviewed first by Gardner and then by Doyle himself, concluding that they were honest people and educated.
The photos were examined by experts, who could not find evidence of manipulation. Research is devoted to seances that corroborated the facts. It even sent an expert clairvoyant who confirmed that he also saw the fairies. They were given another camera (with the plates sealed in secret) to the girls who used to make new pictures of fairies.
The evidence that could point against were ignored (to some extent unconsciously) or even transformed into arguments: The fairies that look "flat" and without volume, for example, was attributed to the ectoplasmic matter of which are made.

Surprisingly, one of the things that were most observers suspect was a fairy appeared crowned with a small hat to parisien. " Too modern and too French for a British fairy lovers.
The case was, as usual, a chain reaction of people around the world who claimed to see fairies. Dozens of people sent letters to Doyle (who also appear in the book) to recount their experiences. Even fairy began a taxonomy that distinguished between "national rates" of the tale.
The result of all this was that Conan Doyle earned more derision than recognition.


No fue hasta muchos años más tarde, cuando ya el tema estaba bastante olvidado, que unas ancianas Frances y Elsie confesaron que todo había sido una broma y que, cuando llegaron serios hombres adultos a investigar el asunto, se asustaron y no tuvieron más remedio que continuar con el engaño.
A pesar de todo, Frances Griffiths (la menor) insistió toda su vida que, aunque las fotos eran falsas, ella había visto las hadas.
La 'trampa' de las dos niñas no estaba en los negativos ni en las fotos, sino en las "hadas" mismas; éstas no eran sino simples figuras de papel bien recortadas y colocadas para la foto.



Friday, April 2, 2010

Dvd Fuzzy On New Lcd Tv

Easter processions.


Monday, March 22, 2010

Suspenders At Side Of Waste

black swan.

black swan. (Cygnus atratus).
The black swan is a bird native to Australia. May be found in the East and the West, but not in the hot wet center or the north.
Since its discovery in 1697, has become the "motif" favorite ornamental ponds in Europe and later America. Despite its worldwide extension, intruduce is not in the local fauna, although no record of couples who have been reared in Austria, Slovenia and the Netherlands.
chicks are born covered with white down and like the other swans or loons, enjoy traveling comfortably sit on the back of their parents while they swim.

Friday, February 5, 2010

What Colors Go Good With Travertine

Song Thrush.

Song Thrush. (Turdus philomelos).
As a resident of the peninsula, the Song Thrush preferably occupies the northern third, while it is distributed irregularly over the plateau and the south is francamenta rare. However, as wintering, occupies the entire national territory.
The thrush, consume variety of invertebrates, although their favorite food is snails, whose shell breaks on a rock or a branch. During the fall and winter, their diet becomes more vegetarian and includes in her berries, fruits and seeds of all kinds, both wild and cultivated.
The reproductive period of this turd, is the most comprehensive as it can begin in late February or early March and conclude in the pairs as late as late August or early September, although it is more usual to start in April.
is the female, in charge of the construction of the nest, usually placed in a fork of a tree branch, on a rock ledge, protected by vegetation, or even the floor. For its construction, use roots, grass and twigs, weaving to form a compact cup, bar reinforced and are of the inside with soft materials.
The development consists of 3-5 eggs, the female usually incubates for 10-17 days. The chicks are fed by both parents for another 11-17 days, after which the chickens are fully developed, but remain dependent on their parents for a few more days, until they are completely self-sufficient.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Manual De Telescopio Edu Science 288 X

apple blossom. (Photographs and text by Raul Lainez)

Malus communis.

The apple is a tall deciduous tree valued for its easy care and the quality and usefulness of its fruits, widespread throughout the world and with which we can do all sorts of delicious dishes and eat them raw.

Its leaves slightly pointed oval, and finally, have a nice texture to the touch and very decorative greenery in our garden.

The flowers are grouped in clusters, white or pinkish color. Its appearance is very simple, with five petals around a large cup that will soon become the apple.

My friend Raul, head of Macro blog, asked me for a while to release any of his pictures of animals and nature, since, for reasons that are irrelevant, he can not do it. I have always found gratifying to help my friends and on this occasion could not be less, so, here you have the first inning.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Start Homemade Beauty Products Business

Robin and Cirl Bunting.

European Robin. (Erithacus rubecola).
The Robin (RAIT in Asturias), is probably the best known of the birds of the northern peninsula. Unlike
Redstart, in which the red color of its tail, is a primitive means of recognition, in the Robin, is an alarm signal. Just spotted another red chest, for this bird, usually good-natured and calm, begin to develop an intimidating behavior concludes with the abandonment of territory by one of the two contestants, usually without a fight. This behavior can also develop if the intruder is another insectivorous bird. **********************************************
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Cirl Bunting. (Emberiza cirlus).
Although it can be found in a wide variety of habitats, the Cirl Bunting seems to have a certain predilection for somewhat moist environments such as riverbanks, meadows with scattered trees or shrubs and urban parks.
During the winter, they gather in small bands that frequent fallow and plowed fields. By the good weather, the band split and that is when the male leaves his habits discrete and dedicated to singing at the top of a pole or bush.
In early April, often see the males fly with a blade of grass in its beak, inviting the female build the nest, a task in which, on the other hand, does not participate, nor does it in incubating or feeding chicks. A gentleman, come on. It seems that only works in the feeding if the female has begun with another set.
The nest, hirba and rootlets on a base of moss, is bulky and looks neglected and the same may be in a bush or hedge, in a tree or on the floor.
A notable feature of the scribes is that although sexual dimorphism is quite pronounced scribes do not seem to make a courtship, although both (stop and dimorphism) usually go together.