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In these photos they are not fighting. The male Funnel Weaver has rolled the female over and is injecting sperm into her abdomen with those little black circular items on his legs.
The Beauty Of The Changing Seasons
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Canachris
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argh, what's left if spider porn don't even do it for ya. I guess maybe chick funnal weavers with black circlesIn these photos they are not fighting. The male Funnel Weaver has rolled the female over and is injecting sperm into her abdomen with those little black circular items on his legs.
Canachris
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It's a worm feast, never really watched birds eat a worm. I thought it would be like me eating a piece of spaghetti just suck it down, birds got no lips... Who knew. they pull it out of the ground and cut chunks off an swallow em
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Those eyes.......
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With a little photoshop help adding the sun......
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Adobe....WTF?
I've been playing around with Adobe Photoshops' Generative A.I.
Basically, it adds and merges images onto your projects by typing in what you are looking for. I've had some awesome effects using animal names, and flowers, etc.
BUT, I discovered that Adobe is in the dark ages with what they allow.
I wanted a photo of a cannabis plant, or of some cannabis buds, inserted to a project.
I tried the words "Cannabis", and "Hemp". Both came up with the following error message:
Even Hemp???
That kind of peeved me off, so I went a step farther and typed in "Cigarette" just to see what happens.
Mind you, cigarettes KILL approximately 480,000 people per year. It is the number one preventable cause of death in the United States.
There are Surgeon General warnings on tobacco products. "Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, and May Complicate Pregnancy."
But, apparently THAT one is okay with Adobe!
I've been playing around with Adobe Photoshops' Generative A.I.
Basically, it adds and merges images onto your projects by typing in what you are looking for. I've had some awesome effects using animal names, and flowers, etc.
BUT, I discovered that Adobe is in the dark ages with what they allow.
I wanted a photo of a cannabis plant, or of some cannabis buds, inserted to a project.
I tried the words "Cannabis", and "Hemp". Both came up with the following error message:
Even Hemp???
That kind of peeved me off, so I went a step farther and typed in "Cigarette" just to see what happens.
Mind you, cigarettes KILL approximately 480,000 people per year. It is the number one preventable cause of death in the United States.
There are Surgeon General warnings on tobacco products. "Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, and May Complicate Pregnancy."
But, apparently THAT one is okay with Adobe!
Canachris
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I've lost too many relatives and friends to cigarettesAdobe....WTF?
I've been playing around with Adobe Photoshops' Generative A.I.
Basically, it adds and merges images onto your projects by typing in what you are looking for. I've had some awesome effects using animal names, and flowers, etc.
BUT, I discovered that Adobe is in the dark ages with what they allow.
I wanted a photo of a cannabis plant, or of some cannabis buds, inserted to a project.
I tried the words "Cannabis", and "Hemp". Both came up with the following error message:
Even Hemp???
That kind of peeved me off, so I went a step farther and typed in "Cigarette" just to see what happens.
Mind you, cigarettes KILL approximately 480,000 people per year. It is the number one preventable cause of death in the United States.
There are Surgeon General warnings on tobacco products. "Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, and May Complicate Pregnancy."
But, apparently THAT one is okay with Adobe!
Canachris
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Banana tree in Quincy, yep we grow bananas here in the North East. the pic ain't too clear but you can see em if ya look close
Canachris
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I know this is off topic to this off topic thread but it's such a thing of beauty I thought someone else might appreciate the effort it took to create
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That looks so similar to my Catalpa tree with those pods hanging down, and the large leaves:Banana tree in Quincy, yep we grow bananas here in the North East. the pic ain't too clear but you can see em if ya look close
Canachris
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hmmmff no wonder they are so hard to peel an never turn yellowThat looks so similar to my Catalpa tree with those pods hanging down, and the large leaves:
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Does it get flowers like this before the seed pods grow long? This is from the Catalpa tree here. It's just beautiful when it flowers!
Canachris
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Not sure, I was walking a different route in the spring. for whatever reason my brain want to read "catalpa" as caterpillar , it's like it has a mind if it's own
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I'm gettin' really tired of spiders in my face when I'm out minding my own business.
Four times this week, twice today alone, I've had to quickly step back because I saw something in front of my face. This spider is in the Orb Weaver family and they are very active every August around here. They build a web for a day and then abandon it and start another one elsewhere the following day. Their web strings go for 6 to 8 feet wide sometimes to reach an anchor point.
I run into them just walking off the deck in to the yard, and often when I open garage doors.
This one had just finished the web outside in front of my porch screen where I have a square cut camera access point. It settled in the center and then a thunderstorm hit.
I kept it company during the booms and lightning. Every time I jumped from the sound, so did the spider. LOL
Four times this week, twice today alone, I've had to quickly step back because I saw something in front of my face. This spider is in the Orb Weaver family and they are very active every August around here. They build a web for a day and then abandon it and start another one elsewhere the following day. Their web strings go for 6 to 8 feet wide sometimes to reach an anchor point.
I run into them just walking off the deck in to the yard, and often when I open garage doors.
This one had just finished the web outside in front of my porch screen where I have a square cut camera access point. It settled in the center and then a thunderstorm hit.
I kept it company during the booms and lightning. Every time I jumped from the sound, so did the spider. LOL
JiggiLotus
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Hehe love the 'He tried to be helpful'I know this is off topic to this off topic thread but it's such a thing of beauty I thought someone else might appreciate the effort it took to create
Canachris
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Thank you, I've been so sick of living in the city. but after seeing all the spiders, bus's an trucks I can see and avoid. city living is for meI'm gettin' really tired of spiders in my face when I'm out minding my own business.
Four times this week, twice today alone, I've had to quickly step back because I saw something in front of my face. This spider is in the Orb Weaver family and they are very active every August around here. They build a web for a day and then abandon it and start another one elsewhere the following day. Their web strings go for 6 to 8 feet wide sometimes to reach an anchor point.
I run into them just walking off the deck in to the yard, and often when I open garage doors.
This one had just finished the web outside in front of my porch screen where I have a square cut camera access point. It settled in the center and then a thunderstorm hit.
I kept it company during the booms and lightning. Every time I jumped from the sound, so did the spider. LOL
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There are downsides to both country and city living for sure. Trust me....you've got spiders around. LOL
I did the city living many many years ago, but I was raised in the country/woods and I just had to come back to it.
It can be a challenge..........
Canachris
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welp, guess i won't be able to sleep...swat, wh th damm imaginary spiders, lol
Canachris
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scuz me while I moon y'all. it's the super blue moon
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Good Mornfternoon Friends......
