el48tel wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 2:23 pm
At least Silver Spoon is a UK product
I was not being entirely serious !
and have no desire to debate internationalism nor encourage trade barriers.
,,,, and I am still not being entirely serious.
Seen at my local supermarket- That is probably a better end than being turned into a plastic ! ( http://forum.bcss.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=168440&hilit=plastichilit=plastic#p279985 ) :grin: Hmmm, looks like a plastic bottle though, I wonder how many of it's cactus cousins were sacrificed...
Methinks a tad wobbly - but you could try one of these sharpening and shake reduction apps eg Topaz Sharpen AI Touché :) but it was hand-held and I didnt mean to study entomology* (I only took the pics on spur to aid in later identification, which I since think it may have been a queen as well ?) I...
Excellent use of macro photo gear ...... and the subjunctive. Thank you :) Straying slightly from the predator OP theme into the macro, and re-examining my folder of that day, thought you may like to see a bit more of its scary anatomy ! :- An interesting structure inside its eye. Surprised to see ...
I won't tell you how old my "cactus greenhouse camera" is. Nikon E2200 ? First marketed in 2004 I think, which makes it a tad older than my old Panasonic FZ18 (c2007), which goes everywhere with me. Unlike my Canon 60D which is too heavy for casual use and never has the right lens on it a...
This one is an old faithful, putting on a good display each year, but it is several decades old and the label has totally faded
An id on at least the genus would help, if not the species, and then we can look out for similar plants,
thanks.
Well, no reply to my OP questions either ! and I didnt mean it to be this serious ( see my "hilarious" ) anyhows, I have joined now and dont intend to leave this mortal coil just yet. Recently Ian gave us a hilarious statistic, the proportion of 'oldie' BCSS members that will soon need to ...