Macro f/22.0

Shepton, TX # 423

That's it, just a box of bushings and a rusty nut.

Scrub Jay,out for Lunch.

Seed is used for decorative work, wood turning. HMM!

90mm SB700

Just like me:)

Found this in my Christmas decorations last year, some kind of nut perhaps, with red glitter on it. I don't know exactly what it was or where it came from. I photographed it before I got rid of it. It was the size of a pear roughly.

Sitta europaea

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One of a pair, but I could only capture one as they flitted from spot to spot.

Berkeley, California

This time of year I find little holes in the yard from squirrels digging up their hidden bounty of hickory nuts that they stashed in the Fall. One of the holes had this piece of a nut nearby and the weathering caught my eye.

55mm f/2.8 NIKKOR Micro with PK-12, 14mm Extension Tube

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Nuthatch.

One from the past.

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Macro Monday

March 22th 2021

Macro Mondays - Iron

Happy Macro Monday everyone X

Something very quick, as I'm oft to London in a mo and won't be home until 10ish this evening.

I think of brown thrashers as ground feeders so I was very surprised to see one on the feeders !

Grafton, ND

Close up of Grandson's wooden board with holes for threading screws, nuts & bolts. A fun learning activity for kids, especially ones whose Dad is an Architect.

Looking Close... on Friday: Nuts

Couldn't resist putting Gumnuts in a little "Bud vase" made of nuts :)

Another in the series of Blue Jays at the Peanut Feeder.

Myiarchus nuttingi

www.texastargetbirds.com

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Geai bleu // Blue Jay

For Macro Monday: The space "In between"

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) caching a nut.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) zakopująca orzecha.

A nut was firmly encased in the jaws of this squirrel in a tree at the Centennial Inn in downtown Holland, Michigan, November, 2021.

Yesterday's walk in Regent's park.

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Formby national trust

Kann man es essen?

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