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Size lineup, all my different sizes + guest Honey Delf - so many!!

 

BeYours /LittleFee hybrid

Luts Honey Delf

LittleFee

Lati Yellow

Luts Tiny Delf

PukiFee

Soom iMda Timp

Pukipuki

Felixdoll Small comfort

I have loved collecting tiny things as long as I can remember.

 

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...with the Cylon (Catamoron) attack fleet.

After doing some research I believe these are Cinnabar Chanterelle (Cantharellus cinnabarinus) mushrooms. They are just tiny little things - only about 1/2" (1.27cm) tall - if they weren't so colorful I would have missed them all together.

 

I love nature's surprises!

 

Tuesday = ORANGE

Color My World Daily

Isn't she the cutest? aaaww I love tiny Betsy!!

 

dress made by me:)

I find these little weed blooms every Spring. Does anyone know their names? The purple one's petals start out white before changing over

These are orange petals. I do not know the name. 7DWF

Very tiny baby frog out in the muddy area from the shoreline, almost couldn't see it. Hard to tell just how small it is here. Many people walked past and didn't notice it, including parents stopping and showing their small children things as they were walking along. Hard for me to pass up frogs, especially tiny ones like this. :)

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Dendrobium cuthbertsonii 'Tiny Jungle' - The Tiny Jungle

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tiny tiny very tiny

Maybe there were bokeh bluebottles.

Here are a pair of really tiny spiders that I found in the woods today. The one on the left is just 480 pixels across in another 1:1 macro shot, which comes to 1.9 mm - less than 1/10 inch. (See here for how I figure.) I found it in under an oak leaf. The one in the right is even smaller, just 360 pixels in another 1:1 macro shot, which comes to 1.4 mm - about 1/16 inch. It's on the tip of a cactus spine in our garden. I don't know what these spiders are, but the one on the left is definitely a male with swollen palps. A good thing about the Arachtober quest for spiders is that it makes you look close! Arachtober 27b. (San Marcos Pass, 27 October 2019)

Seen in our October garden.

Northern Saw-Whet Owl

Mountsberg

 

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We picked strawberries, n' dug for clams

Lifted rocks, held tiny crabs in our hands

Fishing lines off an old dock rail

Sailin' on wind-filled sails, creatin' family tales...

 

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Me and my Cambodian buddy Volark are the spitting image of 'crabbin fools'...But it's always fun...

A pygmy grasshopper (Tetrigidae), a tiny (1/2 inch) Puddle Frog (Phrynobatrachus sp.), and a bit of pond plant, momentarily sharing the same area of pond-edge mud. After a couple of quick photos, the only one that remained was the plant. :)

Paint the Moon week 16/52

Theme: Tiny

 

This week's theme is tiny. Hail and flurries today so I opted to stay inside. This is a macro shot of tiny beads of water on my indoor miniature rose plant.

 

Have a great weekend!

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Sap seeping out of some wood. Taken using a reversed macro lens and Adaptalux. www.adaptalux.com

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.

 

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Part of the tiny lake in Bikás Park which is one of the well-liked green corners of Újbuda in Budapest, Hungary.

One of nature's smallest avian delights; the goldcrest (regulus regulus).

 

My own photographs, with some creative embellishment.

 

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Photo on the left shows this tiny spider, hiding in its web; while photo on the right shows a macro version of it (after I removed a portion of his web with him onto a brick paver)...glad it didn't bite me!

 

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Captured with a Nikkor 50 mm ƒ1:1.8 on my Nikon Df, post processed in Lightroom using the new VSCO Film Pack 05.

A little mushroom, likely a Mycena

Wahrscheinlich ein kleiner Helmling (Mycena)

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