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The story starts at a peaceful town of swamp. One day, adventive species suddenly appear, and turn the small town into a huge chaos. These predators are always hungry, and they devour every native species they can find. Extinction is only a matter of time. Tiny and Tale, green frog brothers native to the swamp town, put their heads together to solve the serious problem.
A tie pin in the shape of a drop of blood, received after donating blood several times. No larger than 1 cm
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Pulled out my old Olympus 50mm lens and mounted it backwards. 50mm lens mounted backwards at f16-f22
The tiny Renggis Island is just offshore of Tioman Island.
Please keep Mother Nature alive and well. Her demise is our doom!
Vacation with me in my blog: Tioman!
*Note: More pics of Sky and Scenery in my Sky and Scenery Album
Someone believed that it's ok to abandon a 2-3 weeks cat in the parking area of the hospital. My daughter thought differently.
So here she is, nb.16, Africa, on her's first encounter with Tiny.
Welcome to the tribe!
Flowers in 2023. Shell Creek Road, Central California. This is not a spot with huge display of wildflowers like Antelope Valley or Carrizo Plain. But while there may be no flower at all in those famous spots in some dry years, Shell Creek Road seems to be more consistent that almost every spring there will be something tiny and beautiful there.
These tiny autumn leaves seemed to have nestled in the base of a tree that has multiple trunks, while the pathway beyond waits for next seasons golfers.
I found this tiny ladybird (which I assume is a 10-spot ladybird), of about 3 or 4mm (so this is a bit of a crop from my 100mm macro), sunbathing on a tree stump in Kilmaurs yesterday.
A ruby-crowned kinglet perched in a shrub. Thankfully, it lifted it's head so there was one shot that didn't have an obscured beak. Taken in Mitchell, Ontario.
A quite tiny Leek Orchid and difficult to spot. I wouldn't have found this one had I not been on my hands and knees photographing another.Fairly common and widespread from Shark Bay in the north to Eyre on the Great Australian Bight. This one near Jerramungup in the wheatbelt.
It measures just 1/4 inch across, and is made of metallic yarns. Since it is twisted and has many curves - I thought it might do for this weeks Macro Mondays theme. HMM Everyone!
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Stacked with Zerene Stacker.
Je découvre le monde fascinant des minuscules champignons...
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I am discovering the fascinating world of tiny mushrooms...
I have a few of these in my yard, I have not been able to identify them. They are under a centimeter across. This is in mowed grass. Taken with Tamron 90mm Macro and Pentax DA 1.4 converter.
This guy was very active, but I managed to get a few nice shots of his eyes and I like the angle of the shot. HFDF everyone!
I always have a little chuckle (tinged with slight annoyance) when I see things in my drops that I didn't want to see...like the white paper I was using as background and the fence in the garden. You really have to be careful where you take these droplet photos!
7 Days With Flickr - Macro or Close-up (Wednesdays)
Tiny sweat bee.
That’s a fingernail sized flower. Quite surprising to catch as much detail and colour in such a small creature without a flash, the angle and height of the sun, camera and subject all conspiring to that end, so good fortune rather than skill. Didn’t get the eye but that can be testing even with a flash and I kind of like it as is. Those branched structures under the chin are plumose hairs whose function is pollen gathering. The leathery quality to the antenna is rather fascinating.
Lasioglossum - sweat bee on tiny sanvitalia bloom.
Jamee Sandalwood modeling Lybra at Tiny Footprints Fashion Show by Models Giving Back.
Event runs until Nov 26!