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Peacock Spider (Maratus volans) Australia
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A story for young children about Peter healing Dorcus, a woman who was very kind and helped many people.
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Dorcus titanus sika (Kriesche, 1920) Etymology Dorcus希臘語「瞪鈴」（gazelle）。 titanus來自希臘神話著名之Titan神祇，共12位。 sika多義，可能指東亞原生種的鹿Cervus nippon。 鞘翅目 Order Coleoptera 鍬形蟲科 Family Lucanidae 大鍬形蟲屬 Genus Dorcus
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【ホットペッパービューティー】ドルクス 日本橋(Dorcus)のヘアスタイル：できる男のビジネスマン刈り上げパーマスタイル 日本橋三越前をご紹介。
Giant stag Beetle (Dorcus titanus)
〈トクノシマヒラタクワガタ Dorcus titanus tokunoshimaensis, 徳之島〉 トクノシマヒラタクワガタは、ヒラタクワガタの徳之島...
DORCUS CURVIDENS ( BRIAN CHAN) Hola amigos ; bueno en este día les voy a mostrar como plegar este impresionante insecto; su nivel e...
Dorco Sardo - Dorcus Musimon (Gene 1836) - Male Canon 6D - Canon Mp-E 65mm - YN560 - 1/125 - 5,6 - ISO 320 - 3X Tripod BENRO C198N8 - Head Manfrotto 410 Studio Stack 90 shots Also you can see this picture on BBC Earth site
Yahoo! BEAUTY（ヤフービューティー）Dorcus日本橋室町 宮島隆史大人メンズ特化/ドルクスさんの髪型・ヘアスタイル・ヘアカタログ： 40代ビジネスベリーショートモヒカンをご紹介。ヘアスタイルが気に入ったらスタイリストを指名して予約することができます。
Dorcus parallelipipedus (Lesser stag beetle) is a common beetle in Hungary, it can be found in natural forests and city parks. Their larva develops in rotten wood of varied trees. Here is a focus stack of the anterior part of the body in ventral view. It is a prepared male specimen, mandibles are quite larger than on females. 42 shots were taken with the Canon MP-E manual macro lens at 2,5x magnification. Each shot at f/2.8, more in the EXIF! View larger! Go below for a synthetic cross-eye stereogram!
Dorcus parallelipipedus, male. In Thurlbear Wood. The previous shot was grabbed as soon as we found this beetle - high ISO in failing natural light. This one, on the other hand, was the result of much fiddling around with flash and a diffuser and it does show more colour and detail. However the other one shows the beetle in characteristic pose with his head up, antennae sniffing the air, no doubt for any sign of a female - so it tells more of a story. I'm curious - which do you prefer?
