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West Pond, Parsonsfield, Maine.
It was not eight tiny reindeer pulling a red sleigh with a plump, jovial, overfed Elf within it that came into our yard today but rather eight various size Whitetail Doe deer looking for tid-bits around the bird feeder.
There have been a few deer coming in, mostly in two's or three's, we have even seen four but today eight showed up.
I think that the word is out that there is CORN to be had at this location.
Sarcoscypha austriaca - scarlet elf cups found from late winter through to early spring and a real favourite with me. These were found at a site in the Lee Valley (UK) and are an annual feature.
I was taking a Midnight stroll with a couple of Pixies in the Enchanted Forest when suddenly; I heard a beautiful siren song emanating from every direction. My first impression was a young, female Faery with long, blonde hair hanging down to her waist and wearing a beautiful pearl white gown. The Pixies laughed at me, as I stood there awestruck by the beautiful voice. They then told me about the old legend of the Siren. She was half human and half elf with a hunchback posture. The Elves left this little girl all alone into the deepest, deserted parts of the Enchanted Forest where she cannot find her way home. Fortunately enough, the little kind, loving fruit faeries and nature faeries left her fruits and nuts every morning while she was asleep.
As I resonate with the rhythm of her song, I am inspired in creating my rendition of the beautiful Siren as touches my soul and others. Her name is Pearleen
Street Photography - this uni student was mulling around Claire’s Accessories, she was more than happy to pose for a pic. Notice the elf ears!
Some type of lichen, maybe cladonia chlorophaea, which in Icelandic is called Álfabikar, meaning Elf cup.
This Mexican species is classified as a tropical crescent. It was once a rare stray into South Texas & SE Arizona. This species is most active mid-morning and the few times I've seen them it always been near a creek or small stream. Sycamore Canyon, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
::glam:: Shape Ruby for Genus Classic Head @ Market Place
Amara Beauty - Emily GENUS
Swallow Crossover Elf Ears
Some type of lichen, maybe cladonia chlorophaea, which in Icelandic is called Álfabikar, meaning Elf cup.
Before battle this Elfin Girl always finds time to visit the most sacred of places. At the Temple of Angremben she asks for protection and strength for all involved.
The fifth of my Series 17 8x8's vignette for Brickfanatics Check the site daily for more.
Poster Art made for my friend in Elf Fatima
a Hong Kong Local Instrumental Dark and Dreamy Post-Rock Band.
Photos and Design by Kokdamon @ Underground 47.
25 Aug 2007, Lan Kwai Fong Tower, Central
15mm figures from one of my fantasy wargames armies for 'Hordes of the Things'. They are a mixture of old-style Peter Pig and out-of-production figures from Hobby products' 'Demonworld' range.
For TRP's 'Elf' day.
This Christmas elf was "guarding" the landing going to the 3rd floor of the shop we love to stop at on our way to Highland County. (the one with the best popcorn ever). It was about 3 1/2 feet to 4 feet tall and I think it's the stuff that gives Kids nightmares so it's kind of funny that Anita walked right by it and never noticed it! LOL Taken on last Sundays adventures. (haven't even had a chance to look at yesterdays photos yet!)
Dress - Sweet Thing Crystalline Gown Necro
Shoes - N-Core Strappy Edition Silver group gift
Hair - Doux Mineko
Skin - Deetalez Carla @ Uber
Ears - Swallow Noldor Elf Ears
Tattoo - Nanika Lera Tattoo Rare
Accessories - Swallow / D-Style
An elf gives out candy to children at the 2022 Santa Claus Parade, Powell River, B.C.
Nikon D200
AF-S DX VR Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G ED
Scarlet Elf Cup / sarcoscypha austriaca. Cloud Wood, Leicestershire. 14/03/20.
Side detail of a small, though mature Scarlet Elf Cup. It was growing up through moss on a rotten twig and you can just see the top of it's pale stem. Often the stem isn't visible at all.
Scarlet Elf Cups are a popular food source for slugs and small rodents. Interestingly, every fruiting body I found that day had multiple holes eaten in it, just like this one.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
Scarlet Elf Cups developing on a fallen tree. (May return to see how they grow - and to improve the focus!)
Created for dA Users Gallery Challenge 127 - Models
Models with thanks to Liancary-art
images: fav.me/d9s4ngc
Species # 1449
(Micrathene whitney)
Tucson, AZ.
Special Thanks to my friend Alex Navarro for his help in getting my Arizona targets.
The world’s smallest raptor, the diminutive Elf Owl, lives in dry thorn forests, deserts, pine-oak forests, and riparian woodlands of the southern border of the United States and Mexico. Like many of the songbirds in these habitats, Elf Owls nest in old woodpecker holes and similar cavities, which provide relief from heat, shelter from rain, and protection from predators. At night, Elf Owls emerge to hunt insects and other small prey, the male giving puppylike calls that mark its small territory.
Forest Elf V2
Created with Dream Wombo Engine
PP work in Adobe Photoshop 2024 Raw filter additional pp work in Luminar Neo Portrait filters.
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Hard to believe our Bailey Puggins is 13 years old! She still looks like a puppy to me!
Tina & the Puglets xo
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