User:Nobletripe

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Page

Main User Page
Main User Page

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Page

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Me

Email me, anytime, anywhere.
Email me, anytime, anywhere.

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History

Contributions I've made
Contributions I've made

Vandalism
Monitoring

Vandal Centre!
Vandal Centre!

Memo
Pad

Important Stuff
Important Stuff

My
Sandbox

My private sandbox
My private sandbox
It is approximately 3:57 AM where this user lives (New South Wales). [refresh]


As a Wikipedian[edit]

Nobletripe, is a user of the English wikipedia. I have been a user since 4 March, 2011. As this is my user page, I will not be too kind to those who vandalise it, nor will I be too happy if anyone edits my user page without first mentioning it on my talk page. If you wish to change something, please mention it here first. We'll try and come to some sort of an agreement,okay? I hover around a bit, and if I have any information on a topic to add, I will add it. If I find a topic that has no article, and I can find enough information about the said topic, I will create it.

Contributions[edit]

I tend to be a little quiet with my edits.

Useful Pages for Newcomers[edit]

The Sandbox
Policies and Guidelines
Keep things Neutral
Verify your statements
No original research
State your sources
What Wikipedia is not
How and what to write about Living people


Pages I have Created/Contributed to Greatly[edit]

Sheahan Bridge

Pic of the Day[edit]

Laothoe populi
Laothoe populi, the poplar hawk-moth, is a moth of the family Sphingidae. The species is found throughout the Palearctic realm and the Near East, and is one of the most common members of the family in the region. On first hatching, the larvae are pale green with small yellow tubercules and a cream-coloured tail horn, at which point they are known as hornworms. They later develop yellow diagonal stripes on the sides, and pink spiracles. This photograph, taken in Saint-Quentin-en-Tourmont, France, shows a late instar of L. populi.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp
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