#spring catalogue

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

The American Girls Collection Catalogue fearing Addy Walker and Addy's Treasures

Spring 1995

Found on Ebay, user Kewpiegal2

[peekone]

The North Face, 1982 (SS Catalogue)

[heaveninawildflower]

'Christmas Blooming' and Spring flowering bulbs from Stassen Floral Gardens, Inc (1957).

Roslyn Heights, Long Island, New York.

U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library.

archive.org

[jonnysinsectcatalogue]

Insect Highlights of 2024

With the new year celebrations scheduled for this weekend, I thought it best to share some of my favorite insect specimens from this year, rather than one single typed of insect. The pictures here haven't been uploaded to the blog in a post, so today they can all share the spotlight. There are many familiar faces here and all of them are incredible and beautiful creatures. Hopefully there are even more insect delights and finds to enjoy in the upcoming year. To ring in the new year, we have the following insects:

Four-Spotted Skimmer - Libellula quadrimaculata - Order Odonata (May 24th)

Giant Crane Fly - Tipula metacomet - Order Diptera (September 16th)

Spring Fishfly - Chauliodes rastricornis - Order Megaloptera (May 27th - from Muskoka)

Milkweed Aphids - Aphis nerii - Order Hemiptera (September 3rd - alongside German Yellowjackets)

Oil Beetle - Meloe campanicollis - Order Coleoptera (October 21st)

Fall Webworm Caterpillars - Hyphantria cunea - Order Lepidoptera (July 25th)

Great Golden Digger Wasp - Sphex ichneumoneus - Order Hymenoptera (July 1st)

European Earwig - Forficula auricularia - Order Dermaptera (September 21st)

Common Red Soldier Beetle - Rhagonycha fulva - Order Coleoptera (July 1st)

Black-Legged Meadow Katydid - Orchelimum nigripes - Order Orthoptera (October 27)

All pictures here were taken in 2024 with a Google Pixel 4.

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and a marvelous 2025! Thank you everyone for making this another beautiful year of insect observations! I hope to reach even more of you this year with many more wonderful insect pictures and videos. Enjoy your celebrations!

[mhaikkun]

💌 PATRONS OF THE ARTS CATALOGUE 💌

I'm going to be at centris elements for patrons of the arts this weekend, january 20th to 21st!! it'll be my very first con in 2024, so come see me at table C7! 🥰💗

[sonicreferencephotos]

Spring Tulip Rouge; Sonic Channel

[eveningshowhost]

Is the enough room?...

Another Alternate (Animated Being) Michael for the FNaF x Mandela Catalogue crossover

Check out the other entries for this AU on my blog! For example this one or this one!

[fashionbooksmilano]

Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2003

20 tavole + 8 pagine, 24x31cm, con custodia in plastica maculata

euro 100,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

13/04/24

Prezioso e raro libro della collezione di Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2003 con 20 tavole a colore su cartone spesso e 8 pagine più sottili con 12 fotografie ogni pagina

[hieronzine]

FINAL DAY FOR ZINE APPLICATIONS!

The form closes June 1st (today), 11:59pm EDT!

🍀🍂🌸APPLY HERE!🌸🍂🍀

We are taking applications from writers and artists, and remember that (true to the spirit of a chaotic catalog) works can include non-illustration work (ex. cosplay, photography, fiber arts, mixed media, etc) and other mediums that may not fit clearly into art or writing (ex. recipes, short TTRPGs, etc)! Check our carrd for more details:

[theoriginalsupermodels]

Victoria’s Secret Catalogue, 1996

[scrappopmania]

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

American Girl Doll Catalogue

Spring 1996

Found on toysandcollectiblesmuseum.org

[iekeejkeek]

Bro have enough lol

[hungryblackbird]

GOD i love delta green i love the kiy i love ttrpgs

[jonnysinsectcatalogue]

Spring Fishfly - Chauliodes rastricornis

The lakes and forests of cottage country always have so many surprises when it comes to insects. I thought the Hudsonian Whiteface Dragonfly was going to be the highlight, but then I saw this large-winged individual trying to phase his way through a screen door to get inside. When I first saw the wingspan and flight pattern, I expected to see a giant Moth, so imagine my surprise to see an elusive Fishfly! He sure does fly like a Moth, and even rests like one with the wings folded backward and was drawn by the porchlights. He was definitely the highlight of the evening and greatly dwarfed all other nearby insects! While an insect like this appears intimidating, rest assured that he is perfectly harmless and can be handled with care. According to Bugguide and other identification sources, this specimen is more likely to be a Spring Fishfly rather than a Summer Fishfly (C. pectinicornis), but not just because he was found flying in May instead of July. Given habitat ranges and differing timeframes of adult emergence from the water, seasonality cannot be the sole factor for identification. Apparently, the best way to distinguish between the 2 species are to examine the two parallel markings on the back of the insect's head, just behind their ocelli.

As can be seen from Pictures 5 and 7, our Spring Fishfly friend has dark-colored head markings contrasting with its lighter shell. The Summer Fishfly's head markings and body are the reverse of that (bright markings, darker shell). This identification however, doesn't take into account other species of Fishfly that may call lakes home, so examine your Megalopteran carefully. As if net-veined wings and yellow highlights along the head's mouthparts, thorax and wing-bases weren't enough of an allure for the camera, there are the elongated and feathered antennae to admire. There's no doubt that these antennae used to locate the enticing pheromones of females (also similar to the function of feathered Moth antennae). The feathering designated this individual as a male; a female Fishfly would have had serrated antennae with saw-like grooves. At a passing glance, with their slight curvature they resemble grand mandibles! However, that style of antenna (pectinate) my only occur for this genus; other genera may have other types. For example, Neohermes Fishflies have antennae that resemble balls on a string (moniliform). Mileage may vary, but if you're looking to try and find some Fishflies, approach the water in spring (or summer) and see what insects come to the light. Have some bug repellent or patches handy to keep the Mosquitoes away, as adult Caddisflies aren't going to eat them.

Pictures were taken on May 27, 2024 in Muskoka with a Google Pixel 4. The instances of white ocelli seen in the images here are due to the camera's flash.

[alessandro55]

Tod's Women's Spring - Summer 2014

Tod's, 2014, 94 pagine + CD, 18,5x18,5cm

euro 30,00

email if you want to buy : booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

Women's Spring - Summer 2014 Ready to Wear, Shoes, Bags, Signature, Accessories

Tod's, the crown jewel in Diego Della Valle's fashion empire, has long had a ready-to-wear component. Back when the American Derek Lam was designing it, the clothes were a small part of the brand's seasonal presentation. But with Alessandra Facchinetti at the helm as creative director since February, the label's ambitions are bigger. 

17/09/23