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- Memory of summer by Wild Light on Nov 25, 2009
A memory of summer, a butterfly accidentally introduced to North America, the Cabbage White, before the dust was brushed from its wings. The dark spots mark it a female.
- Women in the Army by Tough Girl 101 on Nov 18, 2009
On Saturday night, I had one last huzzah! with the folks I’m training with – training ends on Thursday, and we ran out for one last bar hop. “Look around!” said Bill. “On girl, four guys. Typical Army ratio.” I sta...
- Big Bad Bald Bear by Track-A-'Crat on Nov 5, 2009
This is a bald bear, one of lots of spontaneously bald female bears at a zoo in Liepzig. And if this isn’t the freakiest thing that you’ll see today, then you, good Sir/Madam, have an amazingly non-conformist job/life, and one that I envy...
- The Male Monarch by Wild Westhampton on Nov 2, 2009
Note the spots on either side of its lower wings — that’s the monarch’s androconium, and one of the best ways to identify sex in the species. No spots & darker veins? That would mean a female. The Male Monarch 15 September 200...
- The Skipper on the Leaf by Wild Westhampton on Oct 26, 2009
This is Atalopedes campestris, or Sachem, or Field Skipper. In trying to identify it, I stumbled across this handy checklist. The website itself is very interesting and looks like it will prove useful. Males are usually mostly orange, so I’m f...
- Sarah Vaughan At Mister Kelly's (1957) by Buns O'Plenty on Oct 20, 2009
Recorded at Mister Kelly's, a small nightclub in Chicago. Her band is a trio featuring pianist Jimmy Jones, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Roy Haynes. Includes the reissue's bonus tracks (#10-20).1. September in the Rain2. Willow Weep for Me3. Ju...
- Sarah Vaughan & Count Basie (1961) by Buns O'Plenty on Oct 17, 2009
Sarah Vaughan releases this 1961 album with the Count Basie Orchestra on the Roulette label. Baritone vocalist Joe Williams appears on 2 tracks which are not included on the original release (track 12 & 13). The strange thing is Count Basie plays...
