Tag: Sam
Merry Christmas 2019
by terranovabay
Merry Christmas 2019
Categories: Eccentricities • Tags: collage, General Utility Non-Theorizing Environmental Control Robot, Heroes and Legends, Kennedy Space Center, Lost in Space, Mara, Merry Christmas, Sam, spaceship
Hiking with Sam
by terranovabay
Sam & I enjoyed an early morning hike at St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park.
Categories: Dog's Tail • Tags: dog, hike, Sam, St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: Halloween Sam 2014
by terranovabay
A look back at some of Sam the dog’s Halloween incarnations. Sam claims no familial relationship with werewolves. Sam may sometimes wonder if he lives with a space alien. Maybe it is because he has an affinity for classic science fiction and horror films. Here just in time for Halloween, three of Sam’s many personalities pose with the aliens from the brilliantly titled 1958 Paramount Studios classic I Married A Monster From Outer Space. And below, a little collection of […]
Categories: Eccentricities • Tags: Abbott & Costello Go To Mars, Christopher Lee, collage, Creature from the Black Lagooon, Dr. Smith, Dr. Zachary Smith, Dracula: Prince of Darkness, films, Halloween, Hammer Films, horror, I Married A Monster From Outer Space, Jonathan Harris, Jupiter 2, Lost in Space, Lou Costello, Paramount Studios, Sam, science fiction, space alien, Universal Studios, Werewolf
My Favorite Sam
by terranovabay
A Halloween mixup with a rare look over Uncle Martin’s shoulder as he pilots his spaceship with Sam in the cockpit viewer giving him advice from the future – as if a Martian needs to be given advice! My Favorite Martian ran on CBS from 1963 to 1966 featuring the adventures of a congenial Martian anthropologist, played by Ray Walson, stranded on Earth after his spaceship crashes leaving him to get by as best he can with his new found […]
Categories: Eccentricities • Tags: Bill Bixby, CBS, collage, dog, Halloween, Mars, Martian, My Favorite Martian, Ray Walston, Sam, Tim O’Hara, Uncle Martin
Flashback Friday: Harvest Moon Crab Migration
by terranovabay
Flashback Friday: A look back at when I was in the midst of photographing the crab program. This week’s Supermoon has spurred the annual migration of Blue Land Crabs from their burrows inland to release their eggs into the ocean. According to the University of Florida’s IFAS Extension: “Blue land crabs reach sexual maturity in approximately 4 years. Peak reproductive activity occurs during full moons in summer. After mating, an adult female lays her eggs but carries the egg mass […]
Categories: Nature • Tags: beach, Blue Land Crabs, Cardisoma guanhumi, dog, Flashback Friday, Full Moon, IFAS Extension, migration, Pepper, Sam, Supermoon, University of Florida
Dog Tired
by terranovabay
I think if Sam had his way he would have stayed at home sleeping in his comfortable bed in air conditioned comfort rather than being dragged out in the early morning hours for the Telstar 19 booster return vigil at Port Canaveral.
Categories: Dog's Tail • Tags: dog, Falcon 9, Port Canaveral, Sam, SpaceX, Telstar 19 VANTAGE
Wary Mockingbird
by terranovabay
Continuing with yesterday’s post, the Mockingbirds are still wary of Sam the dog and keep a close eye on him as he is perambulating through the front yard.
Categories: Nature • Tags: dog, Mimus polyglottos, Northern Mockingbird, Sam
Mad Mockingbird
by terranovabay
Every time Sam the dog goes into the front yard two Northern Mockingbirds appear as if from nowhere and they are both in a state of wild rage directed towards Sam. The Mockingbirds are defending their territory, of which my front yard belongs to them, and they must be defending a nest otherwise it is hard to fathom what else might set them off. Especially since the rest of the year the birds leave Sam alone when he makes an […]
Categories: Nature • Tags: dog, Mimus polyglottos, Northern Mockingbird, Sam
Friday Trail Flower
by terranovabay
Sam and I came upon this Beggar’s Tick (Bidens alba) along the trail at the Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area (ORCA). The Florida Wildflower Foundation calls it “…likely the most under-appreciated of all Florida’s native wildflower.”
Categories: Scenery • Tags: Beggar’s Tick, Bidens alba, Florida Wildflower Foundation, hike, ORCA, Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Sam
