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ahaha~, nice pic! ...... ^o^ - keiko-san

kawaii~! - keiko-san

ممنون عزیز پیش میاد دیگه - Mary

جای ما هم کیف کن پس :) - Mary

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海にはこんなに可愛らしい魚がいるんですね・・・ - keiko-san

まぁ、可愛い！ - keiko-san

How Beauty It Is :x - میرزا وروره گیس جولی‌پولی

The following is observed in December. I want to see at that time. - keiko-san

LOL Is that one of those ones that you hang on things like lampshades and plant pots? I have a handful in my house that someone gave me. - Hookuh Tinypants

Is that legal - Liza + = ?

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:)))) - keiko-san

awwwww :D lovely lovely ...<3<3<3 - ross

希望を持って！ - keiko-san

"A few years back, Gianluca Serra found a legendary bird thought extinct in Syria, with funds from National Geographic's Committee for Research and Exploration. Now Serra, an IUCN specialist on northern bald ibis, is trying to forge a stable population of these ungainly creatures, with a little help from a prince and some first ladies. By Barbara Moffet Q: The northern bald ibis was considered extinct in Syria for more than 70 years, according to the scientific literature. Tell us about how this legendary bird was rediscovered -- and when and where. We rediscovered the bald ibis on a remote cliff of the Syrian desert in April 2002, following clues from local hunters and Bedouin nomads as part of a general fauna survey of the area. The birds were the oriental subspecies of northern bald ibis, which had not been seen for many years." - Cristal Blue Persuasion from Bookmarklet

Q: This bird is a bit famous in Egypt -- it goes back thousands of years to the time of the ancient Egyptians, correct? Can you say a bit about the historical representations of the northern bald ibis and the legend surrounding it? The northern bald ibis as a species was revered as a deity by ancient Egyptian dynasties, as evidenced by its unmistakable hieroglyph. The ibis, as a family... more... - Cristal Blue Persuasion

"It may not be faster than a speeding bullet, but Saturday the moon will make its closest approach to Earth in 18 years—making the so-called supermoon the biggest full moon in years. And despite Internet rumors, the impending phenomenon had no influence on the March 11 Japan earthquake and tsunami (see pictures). The monthly full moon always looks like a big disk, but because its orbit is egg-shaped, there are times when the moon is at perigee—its shortest distance from Earth in the roughly monthlong lunar cycle—or at apogee, its farthest distance from Earth. Likewise, because the size of the moon's orbit varies slightly, each perigee is not always the same distance away from Earth. Saturday's supermoon will be just 221,566 miles (356,577 kilometers) away from Earth. The last time the full moon approached so close to Earth was in 1993, according to NASA. The March 19 supermoon, as it's called, will be visible "pretty much any time during the night," said Geza Gyuk, astronomer at the... more... - Cristal Blue Persuasion from Bookmarklet

Due to the rather intense rainstorm last night, I missed this. *pout* - Cristal Blue Persuasion

happy reunion ...... - keiko-san

:))) - keiko-san

I had to wait for the moon to clear the tree line, so I didn't photograph it at its largest. - John (bird whisperer)

Beautiful nonetheless. :) - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from FFHound(roid)!