@Aspie_Rocco said:
My apologies, that was a wild looking split twin mushroom, like cellular division or a mirror reflection of it self. I found it a few blocks from my house recently.
OK, keeping with the car theme - these from the driveway: Not only is this once again Friday, but in honor of this being the 1st Day of Summer, I've put the top down:
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Alyssa Stamps, 35th Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, plays with her dog, Elvis, at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Sept. 23, 2015. Stamps and Elvis were training to become a certified military working dog team. U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jordyn Fetter
The Black Witch moth is the largest moth in North America, with a wingspan up to seven inches. They appear each year in Baja just after heavy tropical rainstorms, hitching a ride in the upper altitudes of the tropical storms and sometimes covering home eaves and patios with their black masses. It is actually a migratory moth, much like the monarch butterfly. Originally from southern mainland Mexico, the moth can now be found as far south as Brazil and Argentina, and flies north annually with the change in seasons to Texas and Florida, as far west as Hawaii and east throughout the Caribbean Islands.
To commemorate the official first day of summer which coincides with the longest day of the year - Summer Solstice - we headed out to a nearby park for a late night hike to enjoy the longest day of the year with its 19 hours and 21 minutes of sunlight here yesterday.
This was our first wildlife encounter as we entered the park:
Fortunately a hiker walking along the roadway was able to signal the driver to stop just before the moose darted from behind the tree to race across the roadway.
Once on the park trail our hike was interrupted as we awaited this bull moose to vacate his sentry position along the side of the trail:
And these are views of the Summer Solstice once we reached the park's beach.
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OK, keeping with the car theme - these from the driveway: Not only is this once again Friday, but in honor of this being the 1st Day of Summer, I've put the top down:
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U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Alyssa Stamps, 35th Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, plays with her dog, Elvis, at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Sept. 23, 2015. Stamps and Elvis were training to become a certified military working dog team. U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jordyn Fetter
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First day of summer? Glad this place has AC. Puurrrr
This little guy wouldn't leave my backyard just by yelling at him, had to chase him out.
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The Black Witch moth is the largest moth in North America, with a wingspan up to seven inches. They appear each year in Baja just after heavy tropical rainstorms, hitching a ride in the upper altitudes of the tropical storms and sometimes covering home eaves and patios with their black masses. It is actually a migratory moth, much like the monarch butterfly. Originally from southern mainland Mexico, the moth can now be found as far south as Brazil and Argentina, and flies north annually with the change in seasons to Texas and Florida, as far west as Hawaii and east throughout the Caribbean Islands.
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@SoCalBigMark said: "This little guy wouldn't leave my backyard just by yelling at him, had to chase him out."
I would have fed him! LOL. I know, I know, stupid.
Speaking of cars, my brother got this fairly recently:
(I’m not sure which model it is)
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going through an attic today getting ready for an estate sale. Crazy good stuff
.> @asheland said:
You mean the Silver Prius (if that is what it is)?
I hope you check eBay prices for some of that stuff. Could have some valued collectibles.
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Caught in the act of a deal!
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Lets do the weekend dance~
That! In the right condition worth several thousands.
I used to pellet my brother with a mouthful of seeds
Here are some photos that were taken on Friday.
To commemorate the official first day of summer which coincides with the longest day of the year - Summer Solstice - we headed out to a nearby park for a late night hike to enjoy the longest day of the year with its 19 hours and 21 minutes of sunlight here yesterday.
This was our first wildlife encounter as we entered the park:
Fortunately a hiker walking along the roadway was able to signal the driver to stop just before the moose darted from behind the tree to race across the roadway.
Once on the park trail our hike was interrupted as we awaited this bull moose to vacate his sentry position along the side of the trail:
And these are views of the Summer Solstice once we reached the park's beach.
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