It's Dinosaur Provincial Park. http://www.albertaparks.ca/dinosaur.aspx
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Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon from my back yard.
It's a male Black Witch Moth. http://www.naba.org/chapters/nabast/witch.html
Great pictures Bob. Looks like that baby is powered by jet propulsion. Two twin exhausts no less
Andrew
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twerppoet
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Looks like it is a Black Witch moth. Scary. Better throw some salt over your shoulder, or something.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascalapha_odorata
(Googling is fun)
twerppoet
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I somehow managed to miss you're reply before I posted my own. (sigh)
You did post the Wikipedia link that I missed.
BobbyBoomer
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Thanks for the identification. We have an insect field guide, but since there are so many insects, only the most common are in the photographs.
The picture is outdoors, and it didn't make it in the house, so I guess we are safe
Scifan, that dino park looks interesting. It's going on the candidate list for this year's vacation. That is if we can include a few other things nearby.
We went to the Czech Republic last year and Spain plus Northern Africa last year, so this year is going to be closer to home (and less costly). We've done 49 US States, a lot of Mexico, much of Eastern Canada and a bit of the Yukon so we are looking for something closer that we can drive to (we love road trips and haven't taken one in years).
When we went to the Opera in Prague, they had a seat mix up. They sold our seats (purchased via the Internet) to someone else, so they gave us these instead. This was taken standing in front of my seat right before the show.
During the Intermission I leaned over the rail and got "artsy-fartsy"
I love music, we saw the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Prague Symphony and the Prague State Opera. While I love all kinds of music, my favorite is symphony and Europe is home to some of the greatest symphony orchestras in the world. That makes it a must-see if I go there. The music in Prague was great (the jazz was good too).
The picture is outdoors, and it didn't make it in the house, so I guess we are safe
Scifan, that dino park looks interesting. It's going on the candidate list for this year's vacation. That is if we can include a few other things nearby.
We went to the Czech Republic last year and Spain plus Northern Africa last year, so this year is going to be closer to home (and less costly). We've done 49 US States, a lot of Mexico, much of Eastern Canada and a bit of the Yukon so we are looking for something closer that we can drive to (we love road trips and haven't taken one in years).
When we went to the Opera in Prague, they had a seat mix up. They sold our seats (purchased via the Internet) to someone else, so they gave us these instead. This was taken standing in front of my seat right before the show.
During the Intermission I leaned over the rail and got "artsy-fartsy"
I love music, we saw the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Prague Symphony and the Prague State Opera. While I love all kinds of music, my favorite is symphony and Europe is home to some of the greatest symphony orchestras in the world. That makes it a must-see if I go there. The music in Prague was great (the jazz was good too).
The instrument photos are the best in the group. Thanks for posting them.Thanks for the identification. We have an insect field guide, but since there are so many insects, only the most common are in the photographs.
The picture is outdoors, and it didn't make it in the house, so I guess we are safe
Scifan, that dino park looks interesting. It's going on the candidate list for this year's vacation. That is if we can include a few other things nearby.
We went to the Czech Republic last year and Spain plus Northern Africa last year, so this year is going to be closer to home (and less costly). We've done 49 US States, a lot of Mexico, much of Eastern Canada and a bit of the Yukon so we are looking for something closer that we can drive to (we love road trips and haven't taken one in years).
When we went to the Opera in Prague, they had a seat mix up. They sold our seats (purchased via the Internet) to someone else, so they gave us these instead. This was taken standing in front of my seat right before the show.
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During the Intermission I leaned over the rail and got "artsy-fartsy"
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I love music, we saw the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Prague Symphony and the Prague State Opera. While I love all kinds of music, my favorite is symphony and Europe is home to some of the greatest symphony orchestras in the world. That makes it a must-see if I go there. The music in Prague was great (the jazz was good too).
BobbyBoomer
iPF Novice
The Cathedral Village Arts Festival street fair is almost ready to start.
The interior of Holy Rosary Cathedral and it's organ.
It's a beautiful church, and a wonderful organ. The horizontal pipes look interesting. Are they just a kind of decoration, or are they working?
The organ dates from the 1930's and the horizontal pipes are fully functional.
BobbyBoomer
iPF Novice
The pipe organ really got me (the church was nice but I'm a musician so that comes first). I had a friend who played organ in a Cathedral in Palm Beach Florida, and we would go there when the church was closed and play Rock And Roll (it really wasn't the devil's music after all) - and I also sat up between the two large pipe rooms during mass. The 64 foot long pipes can rattle your bones when they speak.
Thanks for posting those pictures.
- and I also sat up between the two large pipe rooms during mass. The 64 foot long pipes can rattle your bones when they speak.Thanks for posting those pictures.
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