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Tiny hawk (Accipiter superciliosus) - El Oro Province, Ecuador
The aptly named tiny hawk is a small bird, no longer than a pigeon but much more gracile. One day while we were mistnetting for El Oro parakeets this hawk pursued a small wren of some sort right into our nets. The 2 were hanging in the net just a handswidth away from each other, understandably the wren was screaming and the hawk despite being tangled was still doing its best to reach the wren with its talons. Luckily we were nearby and managed to run over and free both the wren and the hawk quickly before either of them hurt themselves or each other. The wren we released right away to go recover from its near escape with the hawk. The tiny hawk we kept a little longer to get some photographs.
This is one of the smallest true raptors in the world. It primarily feeds on other birds particularly on hummingbirds and small passerines which it often ambushes in flight quickly flying out from its hiding spot and grabbing the smaller bird. They also are known to learn the regular perches of certain species and wait for them there. This species is widespread and is found from Nicaragua all the way to Northern South America. Based on where this individual was encountered the subspecies must be A. s. fontanieri.
Tiny white blossoms were flowing slowly in the soft breeze.
Ai Nikkor 50mm f1.4 with Panasonic DMC-GX7
March 23rd, 2014
Tama River location, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, Japan
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This is the tiniest Shieldbug I've ever come across.
I thought at first it was a speck of dirt but I've learnt over the years never to dismiss a speck of dirt because it might just have legs.
I've deliberately cropped it wide to hopefully show how tiny it is.
I think this is the nymph of a Green Shieldbug.
Click on large for a closer look !
A modular design with two double garages per 32x32 baseplate. Each team garage has rear door access and pull-down computer panels, plus room for two cars, a fuel rig, wheel stand, computer rig, and toolbox.
He and his mouse recently got into an argument about which website to make their homepage: the computer wants pcworld.com and the mouse (somewhat ironically) wants lolcats.com.
Now they are not speaking to each other.
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Mygg wondering the beautiful light of the setting sun :)
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Still wearing the gorgeous little dress we won in Carla's lottery :3 She doesn't want to take it off :)))
Not having luck identifying this one. Closest suggestion I have is Dielis dorsata but that species has black legs, these are gold and black. Also does not come across to me as any Perdita. Definitely not Campsomeris plumipes.
A tiny ice storehouse, the couple who runs it living inside. This is a tiny house for them along the road. Lomography Earl Grey 100
Tiny little church about a five minute drive from my house. I have wanted to photograph it for ages, but due to the location and it being on a busy road, it has always been a bit tricky. This is my first attempt at HDR. Somerset UK
Both photos are not mine. The photo on the left belongs to Lola - Arelier Momoni and the photo on the right belongs to honeythorpe. I did resize honeythorpe's photo.
I am sorry for using photos that doesn't belong to me, but I am a little desperate to know how bisou and pocket fairy on sugar body look together.
This is by far the smallest mushroom I've ever seen!! No idea what it is, Elliot is the one who identifies the mushrooms. Crazy tiny!!!
I could not find the name of this butterfly. It is very very tiny. Shot at the Butterfly Conservatory in Key West.
Tiny flowers
X-H1 w/Auto-Takumar 35mm/2.3 with front lens element reversed, and used a helicoid adapter.
...sightings of these charming, yet illusive little creatures are extremely rare, and to date have never been proven. it is believed, however, they gather in a small hollow of the enchanted wood on occasion to share the old stories and join in festive dance in the light of a full moon.
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