terça-feira, 2 de setembro de 2014

SQUARE "JOHN YOSEPH BAPTIST WALNUT (1823-1909)" - TOWN OF JOHN - SAINT PAUL STATE - BRAZIL

SCHOOL "COLONEL JOHN ERNEST FIGUEIREDO". ESTÁ ÁRVORE A DIREITA NÃO É UM JEQUITIBÁ. PARECE, MAS NÃO É!

ÁRVORE PINHEIRO.


AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT SCHOOL "COLONEL JOHN ERNEST FIGUEIREDO".

SCHOOL:
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Ué?!?!? Tem um Ipê-Amarelo na Santa Casa de Joanópolis?

Ver, Ipê-Rosa:

UÉ!?!?! TEM OUTRO IPÊ-AMARELO, AGORA NA SQUARE "JOÃO JOSÉ BAPTISTA NOGUEIRA"!

Paina.

Paineira

Ver, Paineira (KAPOK TREE):

GIANT

"AREA MONITORED 
24 HOURS 
FOR CAMERAS"


SEE, "ORDER CIGARETTES": 

Lendo em voz alta:



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Photos, Prison (Shit):
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NIECE

AS MARITACAS DERRUBARAM ESTA PAINA SOBRE MIM! :)

A PAINA É COMBUSTÍVEL.

PIXARRO
The crack-iron or tempera-viola (Saltator similis) is a passerine bird in the tanager family, which occurs in Brazil and neighboring countries, the general color of an olive, gray head, pale ocher throat, chest and abdomen olive-gray, washed ocher in the middle. Their diet is based on wild fruits and insects, and can also be fed small vertebrates, including attacking nests of other birds to feed on eggs and chicks. It is a very territorial bird bird, where the dominant male, through its extremely high corner, trying to keep away other males that try to enter your domain. In nature, Trinca Ferro is found from Bahia to Rio Grande do Sul1. Due to its wide distribution, Trinca Ferro has fragmented into about 8 forms of birds of the genus "Saltator", and virtually all are equal.

SANHAÇO-CINZENTO
The-gray tanager [Thraupis sayaca (Linnaeus, 1766)], also known as tanager-of-papaya, is a bird of the tanager family, native to Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.

SABIÁ-DO-BARRANCO
The Chalk-rut (Turdus leucomelas), also called thrush or brown-thrush-rut, is a passerine bird in the group of thrushes, a bit smaller than the robin-the-woods and the Rufous-bellied Thrush.

EVERYONE WORKING!


Photos Fujifilm FinePix SL310. SEE:

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