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VERY SMALL finch, seen around human habitation everywhere, a confiding species, working in small to very large groups, primarily a ground-feeder. A real joy to see in the Gambia
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A TINY BIRD, and a photographers nightmare as they rarely stop moving and so fast. Although wrens prefer to feed in the undergrowth, they typically emerge from cover periodically and perch in the open very briefly. Seen at Stodmarsh N.R, Kent.
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SMALLEST BIRD in the region, can be difficult to locate at first, so listen for their high-pitched calls, then the fun begins, because it seldom stops foraging , sometimes hanging from twigs or hovering , while looking for invertebrates, See and enjoyed at |Sandwich Bay, while looking for Crossbills without any luck.
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This amazing Blanketflower (Gaillardia aristata) was three inches wide (9cm). That might not seem unusual since there are other flowers that are much larger, but in this case the plant was only just over one foot tall (30+ cm).
Blanketflower is a native wildflower of Colorado. Many varieties have been developed for use as garden flowers. Perhaps the most common one has red petals that are tipped with yellow. This picture was taken in the scrub on water's edge of Berkeley Lake, Colorado, at the north-west border of Denver.
TINY, black, brown and white mannikin seen widely in fields,
=====moving in small flocks of about 50-100 birds, perching in rows on low arching stems, feeding on seeds, they approach the sides of roads and humans without much fear in search of food.
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TINY BIRD which can be recognized by its dumpy proportions, mainly dark brown plumage and its habit of frequently cocking its tail upright, The wren is rather unobtrusive as it creeps through low vegetation in search of insects, and is extremely vocal. Seen at Stodmarsh Nature Reserve Kent. UK
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GARDEN CAPTURE yesterday, at 7am in the early gloom, a pair of these beauties to my utter excitement , grabbed my camera and managed to fire five shots, only this one in focus. ISO 2500, minus 2 stops, 1/90 sec. They were constantly active in search of small invertebrates.
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A TINY BIRD, that does not come my way often, but this morning proved fruitful. It creeps through deep low vegetation in search of insects, has a habit of frequently cocking its tail upright, it can look rather mouse-like, and is extremely vocal during spring the mating season.
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BEST OF A BAD BUNCH! this little jenny wren, gave me enough chances, it moves so quick, and even had time to poke its tongue out, and I fluffed them all, not the greatest of images, but had to put something up for my efforts. Saying that I love them to bits............
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(auf DIA-Glasscheibe 4,9x4,9cm)
zum Thema: "Low key" bei "Macro Mondays"
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allen Besuchern und Freunden meines Fotostreams ein herzliches Dankeschön für eure Kommentare und Kritiken, Einladungen und Favoriten.
all visitors and friends of my photostream, a heartfelt thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites
The Goldcrest is the smallest bird in the UK, just 9cm in length, and weighs approximately 5.5g, which is the equivalent of a twenty pence coin. If not for the fiery orange stripe along its head, the Goldcrest would be a somewhat mute-looking bird, with nothing more than a dull greyish-green plumage with which to advertise its appearance.
Taken @ Kidwelly
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A different view of "KiRara" (a golden oldie 1997) and it's designed by Miyuki Kawamura. Made from 30 elements, rectangle 1x2.
I used a small size of paper: 7,5x3,75cm Freudenberger paper, because you need thicker paper. Final height 9cm.
It's a nice model, here you can see another view.
Diagrams of this origami 'KiRara' in NOA magazine #263.
Test eines Neuankömmlings 😎 (voll geöffnet bei wenig Licht)
Verbena bonariensis, Syn.: Verbena inamoena
purpletop vervain, blooming
Patagonisches Eisenkraut, blühend
DSF5206
Leica IIIF
Lens- Leitz Elmar 9cm/F4.0
Ilford HP5+ 400ASA push to 800
Kodak HC110 1+31 20C
7:30mins
Fix 6mins.
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TINY AND ABUNDANT resident, towns, villages, gardens, farmland and bush. Lively and highly social birds, moving in small family groups. Differ cult to catch off the ground, on their own.
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TINY, lively, and highly social birds, moving in family groups or larger flocks, perching in rows on low arching stems side by side, attracted to water, seen above on tall grasses, swaying in the light winds, feeding on the seeds, could watch them all day long. Zoom in for more detail.
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A small light (3.5in/9cm) given to me by aunt. The little birds in the snow always give me a smile!
I tried cropping this square, but for some reason I like it better as it came from the camera. Hope the month is off to a good start for everyone.
The smallest bird of Europe and Iceland, Only about 6 gr. in weight, 9cm in length and wingspan 14-16 cm.
SEXES similar. Common tiny black, brown, and white mannikin are seen widely in fields, villages, and bush. Lively and highly social birds, moving in family groups or larger flocks, perching in long rows, side by side, are a real joy to see at Kuto, Gambia.
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Leica IIIF
Lens- Leitz Elmar 9cm/F4.0
Ilford HP5+ 400ASA push to 800
Kodak HC110 1+31 20C
7:30mins
Fix 6mins.
© All Rights Reserved
Leica IIIF
Lens- Leitz Elmar 9cm/F4.0
Ilford HP5+ 400ASA push to 800
Kodak HC110 1+31 20C
7:30mins
Fix 6mins.
© All Rights Reserved
.. a TWISTED Moroccan GLASS lamp .. Macro Mondays .. PICK TWO .. TWISTED GLASS .. 5.9cm x 7.3cm .. HMM! & HSS!
A small cube (9cm square) full of coloured paper. Take a piece, make a note or a shopping list, and throw away when used.
This is a small section of the sheets, about 3 or 4cm.
For the Macro Monday challenge: "layers"
My MM 2026 set: Here
previous years of the Macro Mondays challenge:
My 2025 set: Here
My 2024 set: Here
My 2023 set: Here
My 2022 set: Here
My 2021 set: Here
My 2020 set: Here
My 2019 set: Here
My 2018 set: Here
My 2017 set: Here
My 2016 set: Here
My 2015 set: Here
My 2014 set: Here
My 2013 set: Here
This is a stich up of 4 verticle 9cm square color negs. I'm going to do a more painterly treatment but wanted to show you the 'pure' version too :)
This image loves to viewed with a black background View On Black
This is a crazy format to try and show on flickr, but I uploaded a fairly large one you can scroll around on. I like the way the leaves are real large at the bottom of the frame and then pixel sized near the top
Mit der Anschaffung eines Elmar 3.5cm f3.5 zusätzlich zum Summar 5cm f2 und Elmar 9cm f4 ist die Leica-Ausrüstung des Sekretärs komplett (zumindest bis auf Weiteres...). Nun brennt er darauf, mit der guten alten Leica IIIb, den Objektiven und etwas weiterem Zubehör durch die Strassen und Gassen zu schlendern.
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With the purchase of an Elmar 3.5cm f3.5 in addition to the Summar 5cm f2 and Elmar 9cm f4, Secretary’s Leica gear is complete (for the time being, at least...). Now he is eager to stroll through the streets and alleys with his good old Leica IIIb, the lenses and some additional acessories.
Bemerkung: Die Aufnahme entstand mit einer Leica IIIb und Elmar f=9cm 1:4 auf Agfa APX 100 Professional.
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Note: The picture was taken with a Leica IIIb and Elmar f=9cm 1:4 on Agfa APX 100 Professional.
A TINY BIRD (9cm in length) creeps through low vegetation, cocking its tail upright, in search of insects, it is extremely vocal, a bird that's very elusive to me.
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