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Some more long exposure shots at the beach. I'm loving this ND filter ... soo addictive haha!!   Normal shot:   Now with a 4 minute exposure and converted to black n white:   Normal shot:   90 second exposure:

Some shots using my drone (DJI Phantom 4 Pro).   8 yrs ago we had devastating bushfires around here, 173 people lost their lives and over 2,000 homes were lost :( 10s of thousands of acres of bushland was destroyed.   Even today, the damage is easy to see. All the Mountain Ash gumtrees are gone...

Been messing around with long exposure shots lately. Bought myself a 13 stop neutral density filter.   Normal boring pier shot:   Throw on the ND filter -  44 second exposure, b & w it - becomes a smooth, hopefully less boring shot (lol):   Same again, normal shot:   Long exposure, b & w, and...

Nicely done SR, looks awesome! I've still got a few pods left even though, as you know, the weather is now so farkin' cold!

  It's a junior Aztec Spur Throat grasshopper (3rd instar, I think) Mum n Dad are pretty bland looking compared to 'junior'. Nice shot, BTW.  

Such a stunning plant and the pods look pretty damn awesome too.  

Thanks Judy ... ohh and thanks to Aussie Customs for being slack and letting my seeds through :)   Might want to check your labelling though Judy, pretty sure the 7 Pot White isn't a Capsicum Annuum ;)

Great shots, TXCG, especially like the bee shot. :)

Post in this thread mate: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/51273-the-great-kiwi-pepper-thread/ Plenty of Kiwi growers with, no doubt, lots of super-hots.

  Yep, definitely beneficial and yes, you are correct :) No idea what your climate is like in North Carolina?, cause I'm over the other side of the world :P but the other benefit of a greenhouse is that it will extend your growing season!

*bump* :)   Are these guys hairy like this:     Got my seeds from Judy at Pepperlovers so I assume these are correct. I thought hairy peppers was a Pubescens trait not an Annuum trait? Guess I'll find out in a few weeks!

  Bummer!   I've had no problems with seeds from Pepperlover and Buckeye Peppers.

  Imgur images work here, mine are hosted on them.   When your image is uploaded to Imgur, click on it and then copy the 'Direct Link' and then paste that into the 'Image' thingo (;p) on this site.  

    Great shot, SR. Creepy little mo-fo's!

Kookaburra eating someone's pet Budgerigar. (We don't have wild Budgies around here)  

    ^^ This

Fair suck of the saveloy.

Hungry spiders:   1.   2.   3.   4.

s i z z l i n g   s a l u t a t i o n s :rofl:

  Pfft ... these photos are awesome!!! You've captured the brutality of nature really well. I think they are a stunning sequence.   Plus, this thread is not a competition, it's for sharing our critter shots.