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Super picture of a blinded sphinx moth!
https://bugguide.net/node/view/120878
----->Bill
“Green Bear” is a bronze sculpture by Leo Fromich Lankinen and Valter Soyni of Russia, given to Duluth from its sister city of Petrozavodsk. The piece represents peace and harmony between nations as well as between people and three types of life —human, animal and plant. Given to the city during the Cold War years, the bears represent the two great powers of the time, the United States and Russia. The bears stand head-to-head and between them is a flower, which portrays protecting and nurturing nature. The open space between the two bears resembles a small child.
6 years agoi don't need to argue.. but it is tree Birch..es
6 years agoI thought getting cold from rain was only a problem above water. I learned something new today.
6 years agoYou are right about Lavosh, sometimes it is spelled Lavash. You must go to Atlanta more than me, you seem to know a lot about Georgia.
You are also right that it is good to respect Minnesota. You would like biking here for sure.
Mississippi water is a little faster than you think.
First one i can guess easy if it sound like Lavash, you can get this bread everywhere were Georgians live
For next 3 i would say Minnesota for respect
And for last one a will chose E, no rush
i hope i am wrong and need to travel
Look like this big Som (Catfish) ate poor little karpik (Carp) ;(
6 years agoLast week we has hail! And on Saturday I was able to see rain from 60 feet below ocean level and fill cold water from rain 10 feet below surface! Was freezing cold… until rain stop and temperature went back to nice 93F
6 years agoOnce again near my "old stomping grounds". Some years ago I did some fishing on Mille Lacs. Caught small muskie and larger walleye.
6 years agoit's 31 feet long, made of cedar and redwood covered with concrete scales. It was designed and built by Warren Ballard outside his Nevis taxidermy shop. Minnesota Governor Luther Youngdahl dedicated the big fish on August 22, 1950, to honor tourists who spent their vacations (and dollars) in the state.
6 years agoIf it is Chucker rim then you are in trouble!
Must be some mockup of Chukker rim
Do they have saddlebags like your bike? i cannot see on picture. if yes then it is Black Saddlebags Skimmer (Tramea lacerata), if not then Blue Dasher (Pachydiplax longipennis)
6 years agoOops. leaves are more like birch or non of them ;(
6 years agoLook more like Aspen
6 years ago
Bill,
6 years agoThanks for identifying our mystery bug, and thanks for sharing the bugguide link.
Alain