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Because of the long dry period in nature snails have a hard time. These two snails did not manage to survive and there shells fell into disrepair.
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Happy "Looking close... on Friday!" with "seashells and/or snail shells".
... and thanks a lot for your views, faves and comments! :-)
Happy Macro Monday to everyone ;o)
For the Macro Monday challenge (December 1st 2014) Opening
My 2014 Macro Mondays set: 2014 Macro Mondays
“Beautiful yellow mushrooms and a small snail shell in Darlington provincial park , Martins photographs , Courtice , Ontario , Canada , July 31. 2023”
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“Gravel path”
“August 2023”
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“Duffins trail”
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“yellow Tamarack tree”
“Tamarack tree”
“Waterfront trail on Lake Ontario”
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“Duffins marsh”
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that I have found in our garden over the past few years.
Seems to be a cosy place for snails here.🐌
Auswahlfoto
Für "Looking close... on Friday!"
Thema "Seashells and/or Snail Shells" am 26.07.2024.
Have a nice Friday and a good start into the weekend. 🌸
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The snail shell for the SNAILICIOUS dish from November - "Dancinight". Select the snail shell for the next dish @ snailicious.net/inspiration
A land snail finds shelter in the side of a palm tree trunk. The hole is just big enough to squeeze into and it provides this snail with protection from the hot afternoon sun.
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"For whatever we lose (like a you or a me),
It's always our self we find in the sea."
(e.e. cummings)
The snailshells look amazingly antique - just like little ammonites!
The snail shell for "Bal - E - Aric" SNAILICIOUS dish. Enjoy a full collection only with
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And the second month of adjusting to living with a pandemic.
As I look back over March, which saw the beginning stages, and now April which has seen the new 'normal' emerging .... this is a maybe moment to pause and take stock. It looks increasingly likely that COVID-19 is not going to be an easy virus to adjust to, or to tame sufficiently for us to live comfortably with it. The more we learn about it, the more damaging it seems to be to us humans! The landscape of our lives is likely to be very different and for a very long time to come. Rather naively I thought of epidemics, and quarantines over our history ... but given our global interconnections, it is proving to be almost impossible to isolate and contain this virus. As soon as we start moving around, either within a country or between countries, it flares up again. It is so strange to think of the outside world as a hostile and potentially deadly place!
So life as we know it, or rather knew it, is looking increasingly remote! Visiting my photo archives, and seeing what I was doing in April in previous years just shows me how different 2020 is proving to be! I still have the garden to shoot, and very local views within the village - but the scope lies within still life work, and Photoshop, and maybe even picking up my watercolours and pastel paints again!
Once again, thanks to everyone who has visited my photostream and for the comments and faves. I hope the collage gives an enjoyable look back through the month ;o)
At a glance: At a Glance
High contrast camoflage shot of a land snail sheltered on the shady side of a palm tree, waiting for sunset to reamerge and forrage.
A hermit crab with an adopted snail shell walking across the grain of old wood; bleached from exposure to sun and salt water for extended time. The wood was a large tree that had fallen on the western shore of Phuket on the Andaman sea shore. It was there for years stuck between large rocks that prevented it floating away in the storms.
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A broken snail shell; probably eaten by a bird, hope it was tasty without some garlic butter.
Better viewed large.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
Looking close on Friday theme: Progression in Size
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Land snails have a brief window of opportunity to find something to eat after a rain shower or after gardens have been watered.
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Somehow August has escaped into the wild, and this is being uploaded as September arrives ;o)
The month has gone haywire with the weather, matching small heatwaves with some winter temperatures - and a few weeks of drought with following floods. And that chaotic theme has been reflected in my own August .. planning things only to have them fall apart, both holiday plans and photographic plans. Oddly, amid the chaos I managed to post some 27+ shots - giving me a challenge to squeeze them all into the collage format I use ;o)
Thanks to everyone who has visited my photostream and for the comments and faves. I hope the collage gives a pleasing way to look back at August, as well as its more mundane function of acting as a kind of book-end to divide up my photostream ;o)
At a glance: At a Glance