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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.
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.
I sat down for a rest on a path by the lake in Żywiec. The wind was rustling the leaves around me. Suddenly, one of the "leaves" brushed against my shoe—going in the opposite direction from all the others! I looked closer, and it turned out to be a tiny mouse, maybe a wood mouse. I didn’t manage to take many photos, but I still count the encounter as a success. After observing her for a moment, I gently scared her off into the grass and between some stones—bikes kept whizzing past on the path, and I was afraid she wouldn’t get away in time...
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
blissed be! These are like snowglobes, only without snow. In most cases.
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These were all taken on 7/8/04 while I was in Canada in Vancouver, British Columbia, my 60th birthday present to myself. It is the lighthouse there called Point Atkinson Light. Many thanks again to Detlef Klahm from Langley, British Columbia, which is near Vancouver, who graciously took me photographing around Vancouver and nearby areas during his vacation from work.
Copyright 2004-2017 by Teresa M. Forrest - Photos by Terry
Desert woolstar (thanks to Aussieinusa for the ID). These are very small flowers--perhaps a half inch in diameter.
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!
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A tiny hearing aid battery. It's 4-5mm in diameter.
Not a great photo, or I don't think so, but the best of a bad bunch. :(
Maybe view large, but thank you for your favourites. :)
Tiny lighthouse (actually not functioning as one) at Oostmahorn, The Netherlands, about half an hour, 45 minutes before sunrise.
On my Fuchsia bush. I certainly couldn't focus finely enough to get a bigger and clearer shot of this little spider!
Must be up there with the smallest snail I've seen, the shell is barely 1mm across. I have no clue on ID, anyone have any ideas?
At Hannah Point on Livingston Island in the South Shetlands, just a little further north, the Gentoos had half-grown chicks already, but here at Cuverville Island on the Antarctic Peninsula, our southernmost point, most were still incubating eggs. A few had tiny chicks, just hatched.
Macro Mondays - 'Less Than an Inch'
A tiny Icicle formation on the shed this afternoon after all the snow in the UK. HMM Everyone!
Coleonema Pulchellum (Wiki)
Tiny hedge flowers
- Single pink flowers to about 8 mm in diameter
Good Night
Chopin Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 (Youtube)