[mir]

My best so far:

From a nuclear rector, the Halden Reactor Project.


More at my photoblog: http://blogg.humle.be/.

[Borek]

Nice ones

The butterlfy reminds me of



although yours is much better specimen (and I am not sure it is the same species, but they are closely related).

[mir]

I believe it is called Argynnis adippe or High Brown Fritillary. The underside of the wings was very similar at least.

[Borek]

Could be, mine is Argynnis paphia (see file name).

[mir]

Are you interested in butterflies Borek? Do you catch them?

[Borek]

I did, years ago:



That was taken somewhere in mid-nineties.

Now I am mostly taking pictures.

[Borek]

This was taken last year, but that's exactly what I can see through my window right now (just no patches of snow yet). Feeder is in such a position, that I have to just slightly turn my head left when sitting at my desk/computer to see it. When chickadees come they engage my peripheral vision

[desmond728]

i took this pic a while ago.

[desmond728]

this was a school pic, me doing a lab in my chemistry class

[hobobot]

Mir: I love the reactor pic.

All about the timing on this sodium explosion.

[Schrödinger]

How do you post a picture without attaching a file? I want to post some photos too 

[Borek]

hobobot: Nice one

Schrödinger: post your pictures on tinypic.com (or some other service, like imageshack) and then post them here using [ img][ /img] tags.

[Schrödinger]

That's what you get :



for putting your leg into :



Nobody would want that on their pants!!

[Borek]

I am not asking what the brown stuff is.

[azmanam]

Took this one a few months ago on a particularly windy morning in Washington DC.  This is one of the many flags forming a ring around the Washington Monument.