2. Hawaii: Thru my lenses: 10 galleries

Hawaiian Creatures and birds

Random variety of Hawaii's birds and creatures
Read More
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.
32 / 40

Spider Galaxy

This is just the outer edge of the little know constellation Spidrometus that always hangs off the southwest skies above the Island of Hawaii.

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.

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.

  • 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.
  • Web Master
  • 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.
  • Digital of a Web Master
  • Raining Spider Babes
  • 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
  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2023 SmugMug, Inc.