Very cool! But I gotta tell ya, it reminds me of a sumatran toad...they give birth through their backs and the emerging tadpoles look just like that lotus. It also reminds me of a green blueberry pie. Maybe it's bedtime.
No Laura but I will try to find out for you. Susan, this is one of the reasons I blog. You find our extremely interesting tid bits. It probably is time for bed.
Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, Oct 22, 2021. Flitting though the hedge, dashing to the water and gone again. Elapsed time 3 seconds or less. Regulus satrapa Though barely larger than a hummingbird, this frenetically active bird can survive –40 degree nights, sometimes huddling together for warmth. source- Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
One of the interesting yet unadvertised sites in Newfoundland is the folded rocks near Port aux Port. You have to ask locals exactly where they are and how to get to them but it is worth the effort. This formation is also called the Faults & Folds of West Bay Beach. "The folds of rock are related to the churning tectonic activity that gave rise to the earth's mantle hundreds of millions of year ago." For scale I am about 6 feet tall.
Okay this is weird; I’ll give you that right up front. We got Maggie from an animal shelter so we don’t know her background. We have found out that, if you don’t latch the bathroom door securely, Maggie will come crashing in to visit. She promptly climbs into your pants and makes herself comfortable. Now I don’t normally take a camera into the bathroom, however, this is regular thing with Maggie so, now you know the story. Sam, the black cat wants to know what Maggie is doing. Sam seemed quite upset over the blow to feline superiority.
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But I gotta tell ya, it reminds me of a sumatran toad...they give birth through their backs and the emerging tadpoles look just like that lotus.
It also reminds me of a green blueberry pie. Maybe it's bedtime.
Susan, this is one of the reasons I blog. You find our extremely interesting tid bits.
It probably is time for bed.