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I was exploring a stream and found a big tree that had fell down. There was lots of roots that were dangling down and i thought it looked interesting so i took a photo.
A delightful image of a harvest mouse peering out from a vibrant purple allium flower. The intricate petals and the mouse’s curious expression make for a charming and whimsical nature scene
Macro shot of a Boliscus crab spider camouflaged on dry leaf litter in Bukit Tinggi National Park, Malaysia. Unique Asian crab spider with compact body and short legs.
Vivid red berries cluster along slender bare branches of a winterberry shrub in Ontario, Canada. Set against a deep, dark background, the bright fruit pops with contrast, drawing attention to the natural structure of the plant. Often found in wetlands and woodlands, Ilex verticillata is a cold-hardy native species that provides striking color through late autumn and winter. Photographed by Duncan Rawlinson.
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Koh Phayam is one of Thailand’s few islands known for its cashew plantations. Here, a fresh cashew fruit ripens under the tropical sun, waiting to be harvested. Unlike the nuts we buy in stores, the cashew must be carefully processed to remove toxic shells—an intricate and labor-intensive process that the island’s farmers have mastered over generations.
This is the second photo I made of a large bloom on a columnar cactus, specifically a Peruvian Apple Cactus, during Melody's and my daily walk in the early afternoon of November 11, 2026. It was one of two flowers on the tall cactus, though this particular cactus stood only six or eight feet, much smaller than its potential height. I found the name by using an app on my phone that identifies flowers and plants. The fragrant flowers last for only one night. They open after dark and wilt by morning. I captured this image 20 minutes after the photo of the same flower photographed 20 minutes before near the start of our walk. You can see the flower seems even more perky than it had earlier; or, maybe the bee weighed it down. I did not fully research the plant until two days later. When I went around the block to check out the flowers, they were very wilted. They supposedly wilt before producing very edible and nutritious fruit. I shot using a preset macro setting using my Canon Powershot SX50. The previous image is also a close shot, made even closer by cropping. What marvelous timing to see this beautiful flower.
Close up pictures of flowers, leaves, plants, rocks, bugs, and all sorts of amazing natural objects of interest - macro!
At sunrise in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, a tropical hermit crab seals itself inside its shell, shielding from the coming heat and conserving moisture for the day ahead.
A monarch butterfly feeds on the vibrant center of a fully blooming coneflower, surrounded by lush greenery and bright petals.