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Tiny Wasp at Springton ManorFarm County Park. Thanks for ID help as an Ectemnius continuus
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Tiny indeed!^^ These super adorable rings were made by ♥ MaLúuu Pink ♥, she gave me them as presents!*-*~♥ The pearls bracelets are by myself =)
I noticed this extremely tiny, maybe 1/16th inch or 2 mm, Orb-Weaver spider in the begonias. Almost couldn't see it. I became intent, ok, obsessed :-), with getting a few photos of it. People walking by couldn't figure out what I was taking a photo of. :) Sorry for so many, most of which are not in sharp focus due to it move quickly and my leaning over trying to handheld my macro lens, but had to try. The bright morning sun blew out some of its fine details.
Sorry for so many photos again. All from the same morning walk yesterday. Saving since very cloudy today with chances of severe storms tonight and Sunday. No need to comment. :)
This tiny forest of assorted mosses has grown in a plant pot left over from last year. There are some tiny coriander leaves in the middle which was the pots original inhabitant
7dwf Crazy Tuesday Theme:Jars/Bottles
This is a very small vintage miniature Babycham Perry bottle.
I thought it may be suitable for this weeks theme for Crazy Tuesday?
This bottle is only 6 cm high, or around 2.5 inches in old money!
I bought an old box in a boot-sale and this bottle was inside with other old stuff.
By Sean Walsh.
If anyone can get these bottle caps off, it’s bound to be this little guy! LOL! Taken for the Jules’ Photo Challenge Group: tiny Guess I did speak too soon- I am back standing in one spot to even get a cell signal. Not internet working here again. 😞
What's in a name?
The long hoverfly is a tiny insect no longer than 8 – 10 mm. They can complete a full life cycle in as little as sixteen days (egg to egg-laying adult), and a maximum of nine generations may occur in a single year.
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A beauty tiny weevil with long jaw. This is a creative of nature bug, it looks very beautiful and charming.
This stacking focus was taken by:
Devce: Nikon D750 (Fullframe Mode)
Lens: Mitutoyo Microscope Objective Lens 10X APO.
Extension Tube: Bellows PB-6 Nikon 162mm
Slider Rail: DIY Rail Automate
Lighting: One Flash from Above and Homemade Diffuser As Tunnel Shaped.
Number of shot: 121 and 12um step sized.
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I was in process of taking pictures of a patch of eggs I found must have been over a thousand of them on a iris leaf, each egg about .5 mm across so tiny, I let them sit for awhile then went back to try some more egg pictures and they had hatched!
7:1 on m43, 200 f4 Micro with 28 mm ais reversed on lens, field of view 2.7 mm across.
Not the greatest picture but they were moving and they are small, look at the eggs, .5 mm across so that makes the worms just over a mm long.
Northern white lady's slipper (Cypripedium passerinum) growing in an alder thicket along the banks of the Koyokuk River.
I was surprised how many of these, also the yellow variety, that we saw in the far north. Almost enough to be considered common, in their uncommon beauty.
This cypripedium grows farther north than any other on the planet.