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I'm pretty sure this is it..
Swedish Ivy is a fast growing, spreading, evergreen perennial plant from South Africa that is closely related to the Coleus. They are not from Sweden, nor are they a true Ivy (Hedera).
They have slightly rounded, waxy, glossy green, 1½"-2" leaves with scalloped edges, and produce 3"-8" racemes
of tubular, pink, lilac or white flowers on fleshy stems that rise above the foliage
These are Cinnabar caterpillars with tiny wasps about 1.6 mm long on them I have not observed any oviposition. There were a lot of them and they seemed to be the same as the ones on ragwort
This is a heavy crop of a 2:1 shot
After seeing Kai NRG/Geneva's Tiny Trailblazers, I was inspired to make my own line of baby inspired builds. To begin, I decided to do superman! This caped avenger is flying high through the sky, looking to serve up justice to any evildoer he finds.
Inspirational credit goes to Kai NRG/Geneva.
Tiny is a Himalayan cat and was so willing to pose for me. He belongs to a friend of ours and as you can see, he is very handsome!
Thank you so much for your visits and have a great day.
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Tiny flower growing on my back fence. Such a delicate dancer with those pointy toes and pretty blue tutu! These pretty little girls must be about 1/4 inch big! Love the abundance of blue dancing girls on my back fence!
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I’ve been doing a bunch of little paintings recently. Thankfully, I have a tiny helper.
this tiny beauty was gracing the Hot Cocoa rose.
I have to admit, I much prefer sneaking up on them than having them sneak up on me.
My second take on micro scale interior building. This time I built a tiny kitchen. The vignette measures 8 x 6 studs.
I have new tinies, so I just line them up to take pictures. Yellow light, I like them better in this light.
From left to right:
Fairyland Pukifee Zoe
Latidoll Lati Yellow Suji event head on version 2 body with normal legs
Latidoll Lati Yellow Kuroo on version 2 body with deer legs
Darak Tiny Remy on older body
Irrealdoll Ino
Bluefairy Pocket Fairy Minimay on pepper body
Bambicrony Ange Coco
Latidoll Lati Yellow Special Lea
If you would like to see more tinies (non-bjd included) join this comparison, do let me know, if I have them, I will do another line up.
I don't know what kind of butterfly this is. It was very tiny and stayed on the marigold flower for a long time so I was able to get a few photos.
Start to Finish, Kim's new class ... Day 1
with texture 'july-3'
Inspired by magazine 'Jeanne d'Arc Living'
and of course ... inspired by Kim ...
Hydrangea 'Annabelle' flowers
in a tiny milk jug ...
This is me taking shots of tiny mushrooms, just before they went into the pan with a lot of other yummy veggies :-)
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Fuji X-T1, 18-135mm lens
Featured on Twitter by the Best of U.S. National Parks group: twitter.com/BestofNatParks/status/664380870711599104
A very tiny baby Green shieldbug - 2nd instar I think, on wildflowers (feverfew?) in the garden. HBBBT! :)
And as we're headed down the road
Towards tiny cities made of ashes
I'm going to get dressed up in plastic
Going to shake hands with the masses
My heart skipped a beat when I set eyes on a 19th century miniature domed trunk at a big holiday antique sale today. I lifted the lid and, sure enough, inside was the usual lithograph print of a pretty young woman surrounded by a decorative border. In a child's trunk, no less.
I had to fold the lid all the way back so it would remain in place while I photographed it. It was when I leaned over the upside-down lid and took a photo that the stall owner stopped conversing with a neighbor and said "Can I help you?"
I smiled and said "I collect trunk ladies." By way of explanation, I opened my Flickr app and showed her the contents of my "Trunk People" album. There she saw the half dozen or so other prints I have come across on the underside of trunk lids since I discovered the genre.
As I walked away, I thanked her for allowing me to snap a photo of her trunk lady.
For almost a year our granddaughter cared for a basil plant she started from seed. The plant was 2.5 feet high and looking pitiful when her mom said it was time for the plant to go... to our house. About a month later I noticed a flower bud on the plant. It opened into this lovely, tiny flower.
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Dendrobates azureus. Another beautiful but poisonous tree frog, pictured hidden among the leaves of the bush. Cascatas de la Paz. Región de Poás.Central Costa Rica. Central America.
It's not D. azureus, it's actually D. auratus. Sorry about that!
Tiny waterdroplet on my tomato plant leaf only the size of a pin head (Day 261 in Group 2015 One Photo Each Day)
** EXPLORE May 21, 2009 # 317 Thank you my friends! **
The tiny red heart shape image on the stamen of this azalea flower.
Well friends... finally, finally I have a phone with a decent camera. While smartphone captures are not really my thing, it is a useful method or system of photography. And it certainly has gained, and is gaining in popularity.
The image here is a closeup of some small blossoms in clusters. There was no increase in saturation, however sliding and tweaking in 3 Topaz plugins brought up the tones.
Happy Sliders Sunday!