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This is a little white "rug" that Milo, our cat, lies on most days!
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It took a bit if time (Groan!) but I finally got pretty much the shot I was looking for. This is the first of these fuzzy caterpillars I have seen this fall, so he arrived right at the opportune moment. Commonly known as a Woolly Bear.
I used the f3.5-5.6 18-55mm Sony at 55mm/f10 with a 20mm extension tube. It has about a 30% crop to remove extraneous background. I tried about a dozen times, getting him to walk up my finger, waiting for him to walk over my watch. My thought was to have him walk across the dial which he never did, but I think this works.
Looking at this little Skipper, I can't help but think he looks fuzzy all over. I'm sure it's just the way the sunlight is hitting the wings, but even they look like there is light coating of fuzz on them, and I'm not just referring to the fringe along the edges of the wings.
Wondering if this could be a Southern Cloudywing? There are so many look-a-likes it's hard to tell. (Click on the image for a closer look.)
Seen at Dauset Trails Nature Center in the Children's Garden.
From Maria's Garden, 2009
(Where's the tomato juice when you need it? We ain't got none and I heard it is good for skunk odor!)
In a stroll in my neighbourhood, happened upon these pretty little garden flowers. They grow less than a foot off the ground and the bloom is about 4-5 inches long. No idea what they are called but love their delicate softness.
Thankyou "Kelly Cakes" who wrote, "This one is a Ptilotus Joey. They are native to Australia, drought tolerant and range in color from purple to white. There is another similar flower it may be....the Ptilotus Wallaby. The Joey is an annual & the Wallaby is a perennial, the feathers are longer and the blooms last longer than the Joey, but I don't think the Wallaby gets as dark as the Joey." Pretty sure this is the perennial variety.
it's a puppy that's fuzzy.
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Most people don't like bugs. I'm not a fan of mosquitos but I do think there are some bugs that are really amazing. I think this one may be some sort of tiny planthopper nymph.
Found in the brush by the side of the road at Squaw Creek Park in Marion, Iowa.
Id help/corrections appreciated.
During our visit to Melbourne we visited my sister and her family at a property In the wonderfully named Nar Nar Goon North.
One of the first to greet us was little Fuzzy. Say hello to the people Fuzz! "Nar Nar Goon" is said to be the Aboriginal name for "water rat". But Fuzz ain't no water rat.
Last outdoor flower pictures before the snow and frost
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This strongly scented plant is known by variety of names: Mother Herb, Queen of Herbs, Five in one Herb. It thrives in our garden despite getting no care at all, but I find it too strongly scented to use in cooking.