#excubitor

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Surfing through a volcano on Mustafar on the back of a droid.

[kenneldollie]

more sharp angles than willie, less distinct features, actively hostile to non-family.

[fuze-forge]

Découvrez « Excubitor » par l’intermédiaire de Fuze Forge

Vous cherchez des jeux à télécharger ? Si oui, faites une halte sur Fuze Forge sans plus attendre. Aujourd’hui, vous aurez droit à « Excubitor », qui est une édition de Kasedo Games.

[fandomisheart]

When you change professions to do something silly, and no longer qualify to wear your armour.

Excubitor running through Coronet in boxers and a cape :P

[emanuro]

A marsupial frog from the high grasses of the Andes, Gastrotheca excubitor. These frogs lives on the ground, among grasses and under stones. They seem more resistant to chytrid fungus compared to other high living Amphibians, probably because they can tolerate higher temperatures during the day (by staying under flat hot stones) and these temperature kill the fungus. #amphibians #conservation #acca #conservacionamazonica #amazonconservation #gastrotheca #excubitor #wideanglemacro #wideanglelens #herps #herpetology #herping #andes #wayqecha #peru #biodiversity #chytrid #chytridfungus (presso Wayqecha Biological Station)

[kidsneedscience]

Great Grey Shrike, the Butcher of the Bushes

To kick off Project Feeder Watch, a bird word today, and actually a three for one word special:  the Great Grey Shrike, Lanius Excubitor.  

How terrible can that cute little bird be?  It was given its binomial name by no less than Carl Linneaus himself:  Lanius is the Latin word for a butcher or butcher shop and excubitor is the name for a sentinel or watchman.  This came from the observed phenomenon of the tiny shrike impaling its prey on the branches of thorn bushes to consume it and occasionally store it prey.

The common name shrike shares its etymology with our English word shriek, both of which came into English around 1550 from the Old English scric denoting a shrike or thrush but meaning generally (and onomatopoeically) a bird with a harsh or shrill call.  The Old English took its roots from the Old Norse skrikja meaning shrieker, or shrike.

Image of the Great Grey Shrike (top) courtesy Massimiliano Sticca. Image of the Great Grey Shrike feeding on an impaled mouse (bottom) courtesy Marek Szczepanek, both used with permission under a Creative Commons 3.0 licenses.

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Review: Excubitor - A Different Take on Tower Defense

Review: Excubitor – A Different Take on Tower Defense

Excubitor is a different take on tower defense. It’s a brand new, innovative style of the too easily repetitive tower defense gameplay. Check out our review of this title and find out more about exactly what it is below!  (more…)

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Episode 153B - Overwatch: Mutants in Manhattan

Episode 153B - Overwatch: Mutants in Manhattan #Overwatch, #MutantsInManhattan, #TotalWar, #Warhammer http://wp.me/p4slPV-kE

Overwatch: Mutants in Manhattan. A disbanded peacekeeping organization made up of superheroes must return to active duty to fight the Shedder, Krang, and there army of Foot Soldiers.

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Rhett is finished with Dark Souls III and so he has gone back to Fallout 4 and he’s finished multiple endings already. He’s also restarted the game because the DLC wouldn’t recognize his saved game…

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