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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.
During the monsoons, water levels in the Siem Reap River and Tonle Sap lake rise dramatically and the people of the floating villages migrate from the middle of the lake up the rivers with the rising waters. This fisherman from a floating village on the Siem Reap River was beating his nets to dislodge his catch of tiny fish. A crowd of flying insects can be seen in the sky above the dock, attracted by the fish smell. A peak water levels, the trees behind the dock are completely submerged.
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This is the first doll on my restarted redressing list. I just happened to get some new Picco Neemo clothes when her turn came up, so that worked out well. :-)
Poor wee Tiny Tim. He was up on the sidewalk after being chased off and pecked at by one of the adults of the others. The poor wee thing was peeping and all I could do was yell at the adult to leave Tim alone. One does not want to get between an adult and babies. A lesson poor wee Tim had to learn before his parent came to his resuce.
Canon EOS RP with an EF to RP adapter and a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS lens and processed in Lightroom Classic.
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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 very tiny bee and great pollinator.
Hand held shot cropped but no processing.Many thanks to Ronnie James Sefton for the ID. This is the red girdled mining bee.... Andrena labiata
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.
The Eskimo Nebula, also known as the Clown-faced Nebula, Lion Nebula or Caldwell 39, is a bipolar double-shell planetary nebula.
It was discovered by William Herschel in 1787.
The formation resembles a person's head surrounded by a parka hood. It is surrounded by gas that composed the outer layers of a Sun-like star. The visible inner filaments are ejected by a strong wind of particles from the central star. The outer disk contains unusual, light-year-long filaments. [Wikipedia]
I should add that this tiny nebula at only 48 arc seconds diameter is probably a stretch too far for the C14 telescope at 3900mm focal length, but was fun to capture and edit.
Imaged using the Celestron C14 Edge HD telescope in dome 4 at Los Coloraos observatory in Gorafe, Spain.
A higher resolution image with imaging details can be found on my Astrobin page at: astrob.in/nfnivz/0/
Thank you for looking.
Technical summary:
Captured: 6 Nights in May 2024
Location: Turismo Astronómico, Los Coloraos, Gorafe, Spain
Bortle Class: 3
Total Integration: 4 hours
Filters: Red 12 x 180s, Green 12 x 180s, Blue 12 x 180s, Ha 29 x 180s, Oiii 15 x 180s
Pixel Scale: 0.4 arcsec/pixel
Telescope: Celestron C14 Edge HD
Image Camera: ZWO ASI6200MM Pro
Filters: Astronomik R, G, B, Ha, Oiii
Mount: Skywatcher EQ 8
Computer: Minix NUC
Capture software: NINA, PHD2
Editing software: PixInsight, Adobe Lightroom
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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I don't know what this bug is but I do know it is tiny, it was crawling on the stamen of a cleome bloom.
The Tropical Pewee is a small flycatcher of Central and South America. It is quite similar to the Eastern Wood Pewee of North America. Like most flycathcers its diet consist mainly of insects, many of which it catches while in flight. Tyrant Flycatchers are considered the largest family of birds. Despite this birdʻs small size it will defend its nest very aggressively against much larger birds. This seems to be a fairly common characteristic. The little bird pictured here, may not be the serene passerine that the photo suggests, but rather a tiny tyrant. #TropicalPewee