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This was by far the tiniest creature I have attempted to photograph, no longer than 5mm. It appeared just as a very small black fly on the sunflower petal, but on closer inspection, all its beautiful detail has been revealed. Plant bugs are very many and varied and I haven't been able to identify or name this one. If there are any insect specialists who'd like to have a go, please feel free, I'd be delighted.
This tiny plant was growing under the steps of a staircase climbing up to the hilly Sakuragaoka park.
桜が丘公園の丘を登る階段で、こんなちっちゃい植物が育ってた。
I love to build and create something reminding of the "real world". This is a part of my Café area from my super miniature house.
Happy LCOF!
Rose Garden
Point Defiance Park
Tacoma, Washington
080516
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Dan, the Lilliputian strong man has been tricked by his friends, he happily volunteered to restock the bar with soft drinks but little did he know that the cans belonged to Lemuel Gulliver! He stands at one and a quarter inches and the cans are nearly half his height.
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High 5,5cm - Large with margins 6cm
for: “Macro Mondays” - Gift
This is a gift to me: I found these miniatures so pretty that I couldn't resist and bought the gift box for my pleasure.
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Sunday Brunch
An uninvited family member making herself at home in the spot mom vacated for a few minutes.
Another day without much time for photography but the 365 marches on unabated.
odc- choose your own topic
Towing its own water cart. Seen in the show-ring at the Steam & Vintage Rally at Driffield in East Yorkshire,
A follow-on from yesterday's upload of the female common blue butterfly laying eggs on the bird's foot trefoil in my garden last year. As I was able to watch her, it wasn't that difficult to then find an egg after she'd flown off, although it was obviously incredibly small and difficult to photograph. I used my MP-E 65 mm lens (can't remember the magnification, as usual(!)). To my eye, the egg looked like a tiny white speck, but the magnification reveals the incredible and intricate detail, and a tiny green circle in the middle! Wow! It makes me wonder what the purpose of the intricate detail is...
The bonsai tree is an iconic symbol of peace, harmony, and strength that has been around for centuries. Its miniature size and delicate design make it the perfect gift for someone special in your life.
Most Bonsai should be placed outdoors, where they are exposed to the four natural seasons just like normal trees are. Only tropical and subtropical plants can survive indoors where temperatures are high and stable throughout the year.
Some bonsai can live for millennia if properly cared for. Meanwhile, others reach a fifty-year lifetime. Additionally, trees that are younger have a longer lifespan, while there may not be many years remaining for older trees. These trees cost thousands of dollars.
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Beautiful miniature roses spilling over a garden wall.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.
My oldest grandson slept over Saturday night... we had such a fun day, especially playing miniature golf!!
Miniature African Violet grows and flowers on the bedroom windowsill. It receives high light and no sun.
Wild (except the rose) tiny flowers, self-seeding around the garden. The little vase is about 6cm tall, hand-crafted from 'Phoenician' glass. A specific style of glass-blowing art with characteristic patterns - popular in Malta (and sister island Gozo; the Maltese are direct descendants from the Phoenicians of the eastern Mediterranean in B.C. times).