She's a ruby-throated hummingird.What type is she?
Only the males get the ruby throat.
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She's a ruby-throated hummingird.What type is she?
And…you can only see the ruby color when the sun shines on it. Otherwise it just looks dark or even black. This is because the color is not from red feathers, but from the wavelength of light it scatters.She's a ruby-throated hummingird.
Only the males get the ruby throat.
I thought she was a she!She's a ruby-throated hummingird.
Only the males get the ruby throat.
BEAUTIFUL ! ! ! !
It's a Hibiscus, fairly common in most parts of the world from warm temperate to tropical climates. Apparently there's a couple of different trees known as Rose Of Sharon.That looks like a Rose of Sharon tree. So pretty! I have only white ones growing in my yard.
It's a Hibiscus, fairly common in most parts of the world from warm temperate to tropical climates. Apparently there's a couple of different trees known as Rose Of Sharon.
Hibiscus - Wikipedia
This is a one-way highway?
". . . .it just looks dark or even black." dark red? or dark what?
No, most definitely two directional, the double white lines down the middle indicate that it's unsafe (and illegal) to overtake other vehicles.This is a one-way highway?
In the US, they're yellow. Single white ones are used to separate roads from their shoulders, or to separate turning lanes from the going-straight ones.No, most definitely two directional, the double white lines down the middle indicate that it's unsafe (and illegal) to overtake other vehicles.
Interesting. We hite lines in theNo, most definitely two directional, the double white lines down the middle indicate that it's unsafe (and illegal) to overtake other vehicles.
So I went on another night time drive, this time I didn't really see a lot that I wanted to photograph but that's OK, that's not really the point of the trip. The plain simple truth is that I just like going for a drive.
I pushed myself a bit far this time though and I'll be a bit more careful and plan better in the future. I spent 9 hours driving and at the end of it I was starting to get tired and inattentive. That's never happened to me before but my sleep patterns have been so messed up the last few years that in hindsight I guess it should have been expected.
I'm still really...
If there's no yellow line(s), then it means that the roadway is one-way in the U.S.In the US, they're yellow. Single white ones are used to separate roads from their shoulders, or to separate turning lanes from the going-straight ones.
I wish someone would build a miniature stone castle in the middle complete with a moat with tiny rubber ducks and a drawbridge.View attachment 144545
Seen in a front yard. Wouldn't it look nice if they planted something inside?
Here the only time you'll see different coloured lines is to delineate different zones for parking. Yellow lines mean no parking, and red lines indicate your vehicle will immediately get towed and impounded.Interesting. We hite lines in the
If there's no yellow line(s), then it means that the roadway is one-wayside in the U.S.