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About the size of your fist, this tiny Elf Owl is the smallest owl in the desert southwest. It's on display live in an outdoor naturalized setting at the Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, Arizona, USA.
Somewhat uncommon and local.
West Highland White Terrier...puppy.
This wee lovely is fourteen weeks old. My friends have had her for about six weeks. She is absolutely adorable!
Here, she had just been digging up the leeks in a raised bed in ‘her’ garden.
Cute, cuddly, playful and hilarious.
Largs,
North Ayrshire,
Scotland
Behind my house, into the next valley, to the south east.
This wee burn, (stream), has played host to many of my friends and family members over the years. A wonderful place for a picnic, wildlife exploration and/or an exhilarating wee dip/skiddle in the clear, chilly water.
I love this place!
Stinchar Valley,
SW Scotland
Young male chaffinch. [Fringilla coelebs]
He looks to be having some trouble with half a peanut...Should have stuck to the sunflower hearts which are on various other feeders around him!
There haven’t been very many songbirds visiting The Pixies, recently. There seems to be a sparrow hawk hanging around down here, most days, so perhaps the wee birdies are scared to come out of the trees.
At The Pixies
South Carrick Hills
SW Scotland
Wearing
Totally Wicked:
* Theon Shirt
Available from the Mainstore:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sorens/108/214/23
Rigged for Jake, Gianni Legacy and Kario Fit/Flex. I wear Kario version.
* Adam Joggers
Available from the ALPHA Event until June 17th: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/ACCESS 3/126/101/1001
Rigged for Jake, Legacy, Davis, and Kario Fit/Flex. I wear Kario version.
Lybra:
* Mario Sneakers
Rigged for Jake, Slink, Gianni and Kario. I wear Kario version. Available from the Mainstore:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/True%20Love/114/100/22
Holding the Sinchi YL Whiskey Canteen (Leather V2) available at TMD
While we were photographing song birds, this tiny mouse popped up out of the snow to grab a few sunflower seeds.
Cute critters. He looked kind of bashful in this pose as he watched me approach for a photo. I didn't get too close.
I'll catch up with you all later. Have a good Saturday!
The Wee Jasper Bridge over the Goodradigee River, near Yass, NSW. Because of the Covid 19, the local store is closed, the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary is closed and Careys Caves is closed. The scenic countryside and roads are open. 😊
In keeping with the nautical theme, this tiny lawn windmill is set on dock pilings for the base. I think it looks absolutely smashing in the yard. I am thinking of expanding the business of “Lighthouses for the home market” to include windmills. Who wants their name added to the list?
I believe I can produce these babies for about $20.00 each. That would be a cost to you, with taxes, shipping and handling of only $396.88. What a deal. Plus you can choose from any of our 16 million colors for the accent paint. There is some assembly required and you will need a knowledge of nautical knots to put together the base.
Allow four to six months for delivery. We don’t have a clue how we are going to get it to you. HWW
A box of 12 giant ginger cookies with a Wee Windmill Logo is free with each order.
(A big thank you to Bruce Gregory for this excellent marketing suggestion).
Flower Spider (?)
I spotted this wee spider in the garden this morning.
I think it is one of the Flower Spider varieties.
Wee, sleekit, cowrin, tim'rous beastie!
This is the first line from a poem written in 1785 by the Scottish poet Robbie Burns. Although the title of the poem is To a Mouse (apparently written in sorrow having accidentally destroyed the home of a mouse while ploughing in his field), much of the poem could be applied to a wee snail!
For Macro Mondays theme 'Book'. This wee book is a collection of poems by Robbie Burns, dating from 1913. You might wonder why I would put a snail on such an antique book, but the cover was easily wiped off and care was taken to not allow the snail to come into contact with the thin, delicate pages.
No snails were ploughed or otherwise harmed in the making of this photograph.
I have been going through the archives to prepare a gift for my sister - a book of photos I have taken of her dogs. This is Nessie as a wee pup.
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Phobia". (Aichmophobia = Fear of needles or pointed objects or Algophobia = Fear of pain)
Shot with a Fuji "Fujinon-EFC 49.9 mm F 5.6" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
She is a winsome wee thing,
She is a handsome wee thing,
She is a lo'esome wee thing,
This dear wee camera o' mine.
The warld's wrack we share o't;
The warstle and the care o't;
Wi' her I'll blythely bear it,
And think my lot divine.
With apologies to Robert Burns. Fuji X-E2.
Tiny wombat joey on Maria Island, Tasmania - absolutely adorable little thing.
Happened about a second after the previous photo, when he tried to climb the little log and bellyflopped on it, because he wasn't adorable enough already.
Husqvarna FR250GP - Sterilgarda Husqvarna Max Racing Team - Moto3 - MotoGP - Silverstone - Northamptonshire.
Hours old, the tiny Piping Plover hunts along the beach for small insects and aquatic invertebrates. Unlike the oystercatcher from my recent post, these shorebirds are fully precocial. Their only dependence on parents is for protection and brooding. A species listed as near threatened by the IUCN, it's always very heartening to see them breeding successfully along our coastal shores. Please always remember to #ShareTheShore