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This little guy was on one of our roll down sun screens on our patio. If he were bigger, I would have never touched him, but being so small, I figured it wouldn't bite too hard if it tried. :-) After we let him climb around on our hands, I put him on the fence to go catch some bugs.
Tiny is in! Check out our Tiny Purse Gacha! Buy out option available in world at our store only.
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Model:
Nadja Like No Other (restyle by me)
Fashion credits:
outfit: Unknown Source Lilith
shoes: Lilith Smoke and mirror
Someone once told me that the name of this plant is Pink Grass. Well, it isn't. Another very nice person did identify it for me but I didn't write it down and can't find the photo here in my galleries. But the tiny flower is actually shaped like a closed umbrella and from a distance appears to be a bud, each about the size of a rice grain.
I met Tiny a good while back though i didnt know his name at the time. Today we talked for a good while. He told me he converted to Islam a decade ago and could read and write a bit of arabic. in fact, rather than a member of the Nation of Islam, he practiced mainstream Sunni Islam and ran with a crew of 'arabians' (his term). he said they called him sheikh tiny. he agreed to introduce me to his imam at their mosque friday afternoon.
A hummingbird perched on a dead twig stood still long enough for me to inch close enough to capture it's profile shot.
I find this one in my HDD in a folder of not-so-good lighting captures, I have not had a good shot of these species, especially the beautiful-big-sphere eyes, this one is tiny and I have to capture at a bit more than 6:1
A tiny little flower and considered a weed here, but as all weeds, it seems to have a beauty in it's flower.
Hope you all have a great week ahead!
Thank you all so much for your support and visit, I will be posting on Wednesday, leaving on Thursday, but will catch up to you all somehow up the road.
.......twinkle in the light.
A day of steady light rain, good for the garden which now looks refreshed as fragrance from the roses drifts by.
45/366 project
blissed be! These are like snowglobes, only without snow. In most cases.
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Desert woolstar (thanks to Aussieinusa for the ID). These are very small flowers--perhaps a half inch in diameter.
Busy Least Skipper butterfly sipping nectar from a Birdsfoot Trefoil floret. Locally common. Due to its weak flight pattern and tiny size, it's easy to mistakenly identify it as a moth.
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I find all kinds of critters on my milkweed. This time it was a cute green leafhopper. Another new species for me. Again, it has no common name, got id'ed to the subgenus level.
Leafhopper (Gyponana Subgenus Gyponana sp)
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I found the cutest tiny bridge in Asheville NC outside of the Grove Park Inn (one of my favorite places ever) I can't wait to go back and play!
I've also been playing with my NEW Florabella textures, so very dreamy, thank you Shana!
Well, I am still making tiny potting tables and plants for miniature greeenhouses/conservatories! SO much fun! I am especially proud of these rustic little potting tables because I cut the pieces myself and pieced it together! Ever since Ken has gotten me the table saw, I think he has lived in fear, but I am VERY careful and frightened of it, and that is good!