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Lucky
PostPosted: Jun 1st, '08, 08:04 
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This is a flower off a Caper bush that I thought I had lost ( the dog used it for launching pad to get over the fence and now it grows rather flat!) good to know that it is hanging in there.


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my turn, the resident snake at Faye's place, Erica


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PostPosted: Jul 13th, '08, 22:25 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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awe shes pretty and not many mice I bet!
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The forgotten watermain plagues system #2's beginning.
With high temps of 36'-38'C, blooms fail to set and the tomato foliage becomes food for this fat guy.


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The tomato flower on the left looks like it has a face, very beautiful indeed.
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PostPosted: Jul 14th, '08, 20:51 
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And that is a freaky looking caterpillar :shock: Makes you feel like you have had too much to drink :lol:
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Tomato Hornworm. Very ravenous decimator of tomato vines and fruit.
Their bum is even freakier, with a false stinger. See here : http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/dp_hfrr/extens ... rnworm.htm
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Because I like them so much I will post Pic here of my Blue Marron

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Ok I will have to drag the Nikon out now. Looks like some real talent here. The macros are wild.
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Awesome blues! :cheers:
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Hey Nocky,

My wife is learning about natural dyes and how to dye natural fabrics. She wants to grind your Marron up to see if the blue would work as a dye.

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janetpelletier wrote:
Tomato Hornworm. Very ravenous decimator of tomato vines and fruit.
Their bum is even freakier, with a false stinger. See here : http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/dp_hfrr/extens ... rnworm.htm


Hmmm never seen those critters before... but they would camoflage nicely. These fells though Image I'm sure I've seen them before... and where there's a Mumma...
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psychochook wrote:
Hey Nocky,

My wife is learning about natural dyes and how to dye natural fabrics. She wants to grind your Marron up to see if the blue would work as a dye.

Simon

She can grind them Phsyco, but I feel they will be a deep red by the time she gets the shells :mrgreen:
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It gets cold in canberra. Cold enough to freeze running water.
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gemmell wrote:
It gets cold in canberra. Cold enough to freeze running water.

What with all that hot air?
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