Sunday, January 16, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Beach Blanket With Stakes
Into the Arms of Morpheus (V). Motorcycle racing
Along the Seine.
Author: Izis.
Paris around 1949.
Izis A great catch ( Izraƫlis Bidermanas).
And it was not the only one, here's more:
http://viejas-fotos.blogspot.com/2011/01/izis-fotografo-de-posguerra-i.html
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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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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