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The Lone Cypress.I’ll have to look for my shots of this tree:) (by phototravel1/Jim Watkins)
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Grand Canyon, Arizona by Kaldoon on Flickr.
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Azurite
Azurite owes its name to its beautiful azure-blue color, which makes it a very popular and well-known mineral. It usually occurs with green Malachite, which may form green stains or specks on Azurite crystals or aggregates. The two minerals sometimes occur admixed or banded together, forming what is called “Azure-malachite” in the gem and mineral trades.
Just like with Aragonite and Calcite, Azurite over time turns to Malachite, which is one reason they are seen together so much in specimens. This is due to Azurite being more unstable is open air, and then is pseudomorphically replaced by Malachite.
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Lake Waihola, Otago, New Zealand, 2012 (by Célia Mendes Photography)
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Biting Midge by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Spider (araneae) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Beetle (Latridiidae) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Erythraeidae - a parasitic mite larva on a Fulgoromorpha nymph by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
millipede (Polydesmida) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Beetle (Latridiidae) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
rove beetle (Staphylinidae, Paederinae) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Caddisfly (Trichoptera) by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
Pseudoscorpion by Anders Damgaard posted by ianbrooks.me
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Palouse falls (by ystenes)
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Steve Richards, The Blue Dragon (Ribeira de Odeleite, Faro, Portugal).
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zmg (by Reg Ramai)
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Panther by Jonathan Griffiths .
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Eye | Nakkimo
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