I see a bird devouring fish. Maybe? For Macro Mondays 'Pareidolia theme.

Macro Mondays Defining Beauty

Nature is beautiful.

Macro Mondays: Green

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Redux 2017 - My Favorite Theme of the Year - Heart.

I might also use this in my 52 in 2018 challenge - #48 - Fill the frame.

It’s a so called Igelball, a small ball for massage

Macro Mondays: Candy...somehow no candy in the house, though we always have gum.

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Macro Mondays

Theme: Cloth

January 28, 2019 (UTC)

@ 2015 Jean Graham

As much as I dislike flies, the sun brings out the stunning iridescence on these !!

Some tiny spooky decorations. HMM and Happy Halloween everyone!

Halictus farinosus, (12mm)

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Droplet on Leaf-Taiwan

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Halloween

Kidney BEANS & small white BEANS

Soon to be soaked as I will make some sort of soup with all the fresh veggies that are around us right now.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder - Greek proverb

hanging on in green

Earphone

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Macro Monday

7DWF- Macro wednesdays

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practicing taking macro shots with my cellphone in pro mode! Decent detail but I need to get a mini-tripod to steady the shot better.

view large for details and bokeh effects

Macro Mondays - Poisonous

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I chose the spicy brown mustard for this week's theme. Started this project late in the evening and then had to wait for the mustard to get some chill to it in the freezer so it would hold its shape a bit. Good time for some Black Grape and a cold brew.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JyzEY6Mm7E

Happy Macro Monday!

African Violet bud..

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[SOOC, f/3.2, ISO 200, shutter speed 1/250]

Western pygmy blue (Brephidium exilis)

A wingspan of 12-20 mm makes this the smallest butterfly in North America and one of the very smallest in the world. Shown here on one of its hostplants (atriplex semibaccata) at the Don Edwards NWR at Alviso California.

I have a sharper image of a butterfly of this species at www.flickr.com/photos/25673579@N04/28730652937/in/datepos... but yesterday I could not find one in ideal light, and the only one I found more than 8" [20 cm] off the ground flew off when I approached.

* Unattributed quotation found at www.pinterest.com/pin/451134087649939090/