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On my Fuchsia bush. I certainly couldn't focus finely enough to get a bigger and clearer shot of this little spider!
Leica Macro Elmarit R 60mm 2.8
The Camera was in APSC mode, so equivalent to a 90mm full frame Lens. This was a very tiny mushroom, it was hard to spot.
My backyard has no grass. It’s mostly lichen, moss, ferns, and a multitude of other tiny little plants. If I could handle being on the ground....I can’t, bugs are icky....it would be a macro photography wonderland.
A rather tiny yellow blossom spotted in the Fröttmaninger Heide, which is a former military training area and now a nature reserve.
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Not sure what these very tiny buds are but liked that a narrow beam of morning sunlight was illuminating just a few of them. Handheld.
Photos from a quick morning visit to Pollinator Prairie. Rather cool, no butterflies so grabbed some of plants, insects, etc. Just saving more photos now that computer is working again. :) No need to comment.
This tiny bird was photographed near Andrews, North Carolina. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
The flower of Little Beak Peppers (Pimenta biquinho) from the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, Pimenta Biquinho peppers are round and little with a distinctive, tapered point or tail that resembles a birds beak. They can be either a brilliant scarlet-red or sunshine-yellow. it also makes a beautiful ornamental plant.
Every year this tiny beautiful weevil (approx 3mm included his "nose"), in february/march, announce that the spring is coming...
Handheld stack with Canon MP-E + Neewer NW-985C with handmade diffuser at 5X
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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.
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What's not to love about these tiny treasures especially when the sunlight hits them just right and they shine with brilliant colour.