2. Hawaii: Thru my lenses: 10 galleries

Hawaiian Creatures and birds

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Raining Spider Babes
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Raining Spider Babes

  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards,compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms, he`e, of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
  • Nectar Gathering<br /> <br /> Madagascar gecko lizards, or 'Gold Dust Day' lizards, compete honeybees for nectar seeping from the tiny blossoms of a Schefllera tree off my deck.
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  • Spider Galaxy<br /> <br /> This is just the outer edge of the little know constellation Spidrometus that always hangs off the southwest skies above the Island of Hawaii. <br /> <br /> The constellation is always changing shape as the interstellar spiders move along their electromagnetic lay lines. These migration lines often pulse iridescently in hues of blues, reds and greens.<br /> <br /> With the naked eye one only sees a milky blur-like nebula, but with the new spider-optics planisphere we see this view here of the galaxy. I will post another shot soon showing the greater mass of this unusual astronomical formation.
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  • Gray Tattler feeding along shoreline Ho`okena, Island of Hawaii December 25th, 2010<br /> <br /> IMG#D9582
  • ~ Shore Dance ~ Gray-tailed Tattler #1 - Island of Hawaii<br /> <br /> These winter-visiting shorebirds are somewhat rare for Hawaii and are always on the move. They feed on tiny organisms along the surf break - often leaping into the air as a larger wave strikes by them.<br /> <br /> (Order form #20)
  • ~ Tattler Entertainment ~<br /> <br /> Gray-tailed Tattler #2 - Island of Hawaii<br /> <br /> These winter-visiting shorebirds are somewhat rare for Hawaii and are always on the move. They feed on tiny organisms along the surf break - often leaping into the air as a larger wave strikes by them.<br /> <br /> (Order form #22)
  • ~ Gray-tailed Tattler #3 ~<br /> <br /> Ho`okena, Island of Hawaii<br /> <br /> (Order form #47)
  • ~ Japanese White-eye Sips Lehua Nectar ~<br /> <br /> Ohia forests of Lower Puna, Island of Hawaii<br /> <br /> (Order form #37)
  • Wild Dolphins offshore Hawaii Island
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