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A Great Horned Owlet out of the nest but still wearing some of the peach fuzz of a chick.

Thats fuzz from my sweater on my fingers.

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Eiktubaiktu @ GMD Atgarsiai

Street concert, Vilnius, LT, 2024 06 06

Arkliukas, pin 0,2 mm, Fomapan 100, HC-110 (4ml+600ml of water, 3h stand development @20°C)

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This fuzzy beauty is a wolf spider known as Acantolycosa lignaria. It has no common English name, but the Swedish one, stockvargspindel translates into "log wolf spider".

 

This is a female and typically, I see these either carrying an egg sac under their abdomen or with all her little spiderlings on her back.

 

Here's an older shot of one with slings on her back: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/23180873939/

This was made for me by my friend

twinclarinets. He thinks the Fuzz should run for president.

Yes i remembered after a day of brain farts who sent this to me, im sorry for not remembering

What most likely is a tree bumblebee (Bombus hypnorum), aka new garden bumblebee just outside our house.

Fuzzy is 17 years old and belongs to my cousin's family

A magnolia flower about to bust out

Wild Rye Grass at Sunset ~ Lincoln Marsh ~ Wheaton, Illinois

 

Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 200, f/7.1, 220mm, 1/640s

Digital portrait of my cat, Fuzz

 

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Hairy Helios moments...

Stolen from Catlady. I love this shot.

Have a great weekend!

A secret santa build for Ryan. Inspired by his self MOC, Fuzz-E.

 

Merry Christmas!

odc - pink floyd - green is the colour

Pentax PC35af / Reflx Pro 100

Colusa County, CA

that's a carpet fuzz fro - no joke. title inspiration from tamelyn.

Thanks for your visit :)

The Atlas moth has a wingspan of 25-30cm and is amongst one of the largest Lepidoptera (Butterflies & moths) in the world. The early install caterpillars are covered in a layer of white 'fuzz' that gradually becomes less pronounced with growth, where the caterpillar appears more greenish.

April 2018. ©Eduardo Mendoza.

Port Arthur - Tasmania, Australia

 

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'Fuzz' || London, Ontario, Canada || February 2023

This diurnal moth refueling on a heartleaf ox-eye (Telekia speciosa) is called Chersotis cuprea. It was quite unafraid of me sticking a lens in its face and kept probing the flower with its long proboscis.

A foggy start to the day in Golden Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland.

the seed head from a Pasque flower

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