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A very special visitor dropped in today, the chipping sparrow. This is not a normal bird where I live, and in fact I have only ever seen this species in the yard once in twelve years, back on April 24, 2018. More than anything else what struck me about it today was its size. At about half an ounce on average, it is by far the smallest sparrow in the yard, and about half the size of my only every-day sparrow, the song sparrow. Chipping sparrow, backyard Olympia.
A series of a tiny Skipper that visits our small potted Lantana. About 1/2 inch long. Only butterfly so far, very unusual. It has these all to itself and seems to be loving that it does. Sorry for so many photos of the same thing. Hopefully others will visit.
Macro photography. Tiny water droplets on a cactus. If you look closely,you will the reflection of a flower inside the water drop.
Seen in the yard, this is a seriously tiny mushroom. Take a look at the next or attached pic, it is smaller than a dime. unknown variety to me.
How wonderful it was to watch this Marsh Wren sing it's little heart out!
Wishing you a lovely Saturday! :)
This tiny little Allen hummingbird is a fierce defender of it's territory… constantly chasing away other hummingbirds coming close to the feeder in my yard!
Although each flower is less than an inch across these tiny gems do their part to add beauty to the central Texas hill country landscape
Finally some time to revisit the pictures I took on my summer holiday. This one was taken in the Bornean jungle, during a jungle walk. It pays to take a few primes instead of one all-purpose lens. It takes some changing and some lugging around, but it's well worth it...
As we drove through the city of Oconto, WI we came across this teeny, tiny building. It was beautifully sunlit on this particular afternoon. As I stood in the road photographing it I couldn't help but wonder what its original purpose was.
Fuller Building, New York City
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This very very tiny unknown wildflower is only about 1/4 inch and each blossom only blooms for a very short time. This is what it looks like when it goes seed www.flickr.com/photos/124964990@N03/15066565527/
For as long as I can remember, this tiny little house has been someone's home. It even has a tiny little deck on the back.
This flower is about half a centimetre across - I couldn't quite believe that I could do this with extension tubes, but I did! So, even if it's not terribly sharp, it is an acheivement!!
Macro Monday Theme "B&W"
This yellow and pink orchid reminds me of a ballet dancer with her skirt and toe shoe and one of my favorite Elton John songs.
Happy Macro Monday and have a super week ahead!
Nothing new to upload so digging up the archives.. Pls excuse :)
Camera Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi
Exposure 0.008 sec (1/125)
Aperture f/6.3
Focal Length 70 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias -1/3 EV
Lens EF 70-300
Closeup Lens Raynox DCR150
This mite was so tiny I couldn't find it if it wasn't moving. If not for the interesting pattern which I could barely see, I would have ignored it. The body was about 1mm long. I chased it for several minutes and got only one good shot.
A cute, little, pumpkin-themed “natural cafe" on Northern Blvd. in Bayside, NYC. I'll have to take a walk over and try it out some time. -- January 1, 2020
I took this photo just so I would have something to post for the first day of 2020, 366 day challenge. 1 Day, 1 photo. So far, so good! One photo a day. (1/366)