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Pale ale from Hydes Brewery in Manchester, named in tribute to artist L.S. Lowry, who was born in nearby Stretford and is famous for depicting industrial Lancashire.

Hoary Comma, Polygonia gracilis, is a brush-footed butterfly found in northern and mountainous parts of North America. The species is recognized by the pale, frosted appearance of the underside of its hindwings, a feature reflected in the common name. Like other comma butterflies in the genus Polygo...

Itchen Valley Hampshire Rose is a golden ale from Itchen Valley Brewery in Hampshire, England. Its name ties the beer to Hampshire and to the local setting of the chalk-stream River Itchen, near which the brewery is described as operating. The River Itchen is known for trout fishing, so the product'...

Upham Tipster is a 3.6% ABV golden ale brewed by Upham Brewery in Hampshire, England. It was part of the brewery's cask-ale range and was described as a refreshing, easy-drinking beer with a light golden colour and bitterness from Northdown and Goldings hops. The beer is of interest mainly as a regi...

Robinson's Dizzy Blonde is a 3.8% ABV blonde ale brewed by Frederic Robinson Ltd, the family-owned brewery based in Stockport, Greater Manchester. It is straw-coloured and uses Amarillo and Cascade hops with Tipple malt, producing a light body, zesty hop character, and crisp dry finish. The beer is...

Described by Pocock in 1895, Parabuthus pallidus is a scorpion species native to East Africa, recognized by its distinctively light, pale yellow exoskeleton.

Buchwaldoboletus lignicola is a species of bolete fungus in the family Boletaceae, also known as the wood bolete. Unlike most boletes, which grow from soil in association with plant roots, it is saprotrophic and fruits on decaying wood, especially conifer debris; its wood-inhabiting habit is a defin...

Schistocerca pallens, commonly called the pale grasshopper or bird grasshopper, is a species of grasshopper in the family Acrididae and subfamily Cyrtacanthacridinae. It occurs in tropical parts of the Americas and was first described by Carl Peter Thunberg in 1815 under the name Gryllus pallens. Un...

Prehnite is an orthorhombic calcium aluminosilicate mineral with the formula Ca2Al2Si3O10(OH)2. It was described in 1788 from the Karoo dolerites near Cradock in South Africa and named for Hendrik von Prehn, a Dutch colonial officer credited with bringing specimens to Europe. Pale green material is...

The Bleached Skimmer (Libellula composita) is a dragonfly in the skimmer family Libellulidae. It is associated with the southwestern United States and is recognized by the pale, chalky coloration that gives the common name. The species is of interest to people identifying dragonflies around ponds an...

Prasiolite is a green variety of quartz, sometimes sold under the trade name green amethyst. Most material in jewelry is produced by heating selected amethyst or, in some cases, by treating other quartz, although naturally occurring green quartz has been documented at localities including the Thunde...

The Pale Hunter is a dragonfly name appearing in regional species catalogs; its precise identity, distribution, and distinguishing traits are not well established in standard references.