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© Peter Arkle 2023 LEAFCUTTER BEE AT WORK

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© Peter Arkle 2024 BLEECKER STREET SUBWAY STATION

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#OTD in 1968 – Champion racehorse, Arkle, is retired to see out the rest of his days in Bryanstown, Kildare.

It was a famous Irish Thoroughbred racehorse; a bay gelding by Archive out of Bright Cherry, his grandsire was the unbeaten (in 14 races) flat racehorse and prepotent sire Nearco. Arkle was bred at Ballymacoll Stud, Co Meath by Mrs. Mary Alison Baker of Malahow House, near Naul, Co Dublin. Owned by Anne Grosvenor, Duchess of Westminster, Arkle was trained by Tom Dreaper at Greenogue, Kilsallaghan…

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[thehumanarkle]

Shameless Cashgrab Season 9 Episode 4: Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960)

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Even this early in his career Peter Cushing had great screen presence.

I freely admit I like this movie more for what it tries to do than what it actually does.

Season 9 title card by Flora Tea (https://flora-tea.tumblr.com/)

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peter arkle, sunblock [x]

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17 Designer Handbags That Reflect the Real You

Illustration: by Peter Arkle; Photographs: Courtesy of the vendors It all used to be simple. A Birkin meant you had everything. A Mansur Gavriel meant you’d sold your mother’s Birkin and moved near a Bird. And a Telfar meant you were too cool to care about either. Now, there are a gazillion niche bags that say something precise about their carriers. For instance, an SC103 can say a person is…

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Illustration Designers

Jo Ratcliffe

Andrew Zbihlyj

Peter Arkle

Bernie Reid

Stina Persson

Yuko Shimizu

Simone Lia

Spencer Wilson

Andrew Rae

Ceri Amphlett

Marion Deuchars

Tom Gauld

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book #17 - All Black Cats Are Not Alike by Amy Goldwasser & Peter Arkle book #18 - The World Is Round by Gertrude Stein

#2017 in Books #All Black Cats Are Not Alike #The World Is Round #Gertrude Stein #Amy Goldwasser #Peter Arkle

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Fun read if you have a black cat or like them! Fun read if you have a black cat or like them! Go to Amazon

All kinds of awesome... I bought three extra copies of All Black Cats Are Not Alike. And the operative word here is "extra" — because they make for excellent gifts. It's interesting to note that all the cats in the book are real. They're not imaginary or fictional in any way. And they all live perfectly splendid lives with their human housemates. The illustrations by Peter Arkle are certainly arresting — but I could spend all day reading about these cats: Go to Amazon

Brilliant This might be the smartest book of the year. What seems at first glance to be merely a charming gift for cat-lovers turns out to be an amazing and insightful bit of art, as meaningful to the heart as it is delicious to the eye. The book is 100+ pages of cat biographies, each only a few sentences yet stuffed with loads of personality and humor. Most made me laugh, some made me cry. And the accompanying illustrations of each cat are both endearing and evocative: dolorous Hampton, duplicitous Cassie, wise Salem... This is a perfect housewarming or wedding present, a perfect treat for yourself, and (obviously) a perfect gift for anyone who loves cats. Go to Amazon

Book is funny BUT The dust cover was ripped when I received it even though the shipping box was fine. I don’t want to return it to get a replacement because the replacement won’t get here in time for my mother’s birthday Go to Amazon

Wonderful little book about the mysterious and powerful wee panthers Wonderful little book about the mysterious and powerful wee panthers, aka black cats. No home ought to be without a black cat, they are so not alike. And a white cat, and a calico, and a ginger, and a few more based on personal preference. A lovely gift and wonderful to have on your bookshelf, black cat guardian or not. Go to Amazon

Five Stars Cute and funny for cat lovers Go to Amazon

Perfect Gift Very cute book! I bought this for a friend, who has several black cats. She will love it - perfect gift! Go to Amazon

Five Stars Absolutely charming! Go to Amazon

Really fun book, especially if you are a cat fan Black cats rule Good Best book ever Five Stars Enjoyed! Torn cover A fun read and well written I can seriously relate to ... I don't like cats at all One Star

#Peter Arkle: 9781452158716: Amazon.com: Books

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© Peter Arkle 2024 COFFEE LINOCUT PRINT

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© Peter Arkle 2024 FROM PETER ARKLE NEWS ISSUE 51 (FROM 2003)

#PETER ARKLE NEWS #2003 #FALLING THINGS #DRAWING #INK #DEMOLITION #EAST VILLAGE #PETER ARKLE #ILLUSTRATION #ZINE

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#OTD in 1968 – Champion racehorse, Arkle, is retired to see out the rest of his days in Bryanstown, Kildare.

#OTD in 1968 – Champion racehorse, Arkle, is retired to see out the rest of his days in Bryanstown, Kildare.

It was a famous Irish Thoroughbred racehorse; a bay gelding by Archive out of Bright Cherry, his grandsire was the unbeaten (in 14 races) flat racehorse and prepotent sire Nearco. Arkle was bred at Ballymacoll Stud, Co Meath by Mrs. Mary Alison Baker of Malahow House, near Naul, Co Dublin. Owned by Anne Grosvenor, Duchess of Westminster, Arkle was trained by Tom Dreaper at Greenogue, Kilsallaghan…

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#&039;Voice of Racing&039; #Anne Grosvenor #Arkle #Champion racehorse #Co Meath #Co. Kildare #Duchess of Westminster #Himself #Ireland #Irish History #Irish National Stud #Kildare #Peter O&039;sullivan #Tully

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credit: Peter Arkle

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Abstract from the journal, Ecology, published by the Ecological Society of America. The abstract includes a lot of “scientific” terms (i.e., words and phrases we don’t use in everyday conversations. For example, the word, “montane,” which means pertaining to a mountainous terrain. I highlighted the key message to us in bold text. This drawing by Peter Arkle, a freelance illustrator, tells the story best:

The largest and tallest mountain range in the contiguous United States, the southern Rocky Mountains, has warmed considerably in the past several decades due to anthropogenic climate change. Herein we examine how 47 mammal elevational ranges (27 rodent and 4 shrew species) have changed from their historical distributions (1886–1979) to their contemporary distributions (post–2005) along 2400 m elevational gradients in the Front Range and San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Historical elevational ranges were based on more than 4580 geo‐referenced museum specimen and publication records. Contemporary elevational ranges were based on 7444 records from systematic sampling efforts and museum specimen records. We constructed Bayesian models to estimate the probability a species was present, but undetected, due to undersampling at each 50 m elevational bin for each time period and mountain range. These models leveraged individual‐level detection probabilities, the number and patchiness of detections across 50 m bands of elevation, and a decaying likelihood of presence from last known detections. We compared 95% likelihood elevational ranges between historical and contemporary time periods to detect directional change. Responses were variable as 26 mammal ranges changed upward, 6 did not change, 11 changed downward, and 4 were extirpated locally. The average range shift was 131 m upward, while exclusively montane species shifted upward more often (75%) and displayed larger average range shifts (346 m). The best predictors of upper limit and total directional change were species with higher maximum latitude in their geographic range, montane affiliation, and the study mountain was at the southern edge of their geographic range. Thus, mammals in the Southern Rocky Mountains serve as harbingers of more changes to come, particularly for montane, cold‐adapted species in the southern portion of their ranges.

#climate change #wildlife migration #climate migration #climate adaptation #wildlife

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© Peter Arkle 2024 BUMBLE BEE FROM TAIWAN

#Peter Arkle #Illustration #bumble bee #drawing #ink #taiwan