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Miriam and her tiny friends were exploring the beach when they came across this giant shall and starfish and they decided they want a photo taken next to it to show off their giant friends.

Tiny's Discounts near Eugene, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF24-70mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at Æ’/2.8 with a 1/2500-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.

 

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This was the smallest damsel fly I've ever seen...less than 2 cm.

 

...on black; www.flickriver.com/photos/45014657@N04/

Canada. Summer.

Kodak Ek

tar 35mm / Pentax K1000

Second appearance of Tiny Montgomery at the Sub Club

South Durras NSW Australia

taken in stockton heath

The tiny bee was interested in the centre of the flower head. Often they visit unopened flowers and help the flowers open to give the bees a feed of fresh pollen. There were two or three bees on the flowers, none of which were interested in the pollen.

 

Photo: Jean

We got 4 little turtles today. They're so cute. This little guy was exploring the tank and having lots of fun.

In a flower-pot on the patio.

A tiny volunteer flower in my wife's and my yard.

Tiny Blue flowers

 

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This guy asks you to save the whales from pollution, whaling, and annoying references to Jersey Shore.

Look at its tiny feet...!

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In a circle within a man hole cover.

Possibly a Praying Mantis nymph - Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia

2nd Grace made! SkyBlue pearl powdercoat with hot pink pearl wings!

Traveling around my world.

Hawaii. Big Island.

Hopeaia

A shot of a Barbut's cuckoo-bee (Bombus barbutellus) clearly showing the three ocelli in between the compound eyes.

 

Like all cuckoo bees, this species imitates other species of bumblebees and parasitize on them. This one specializing on B. hortorum and B. ruderatus.

Shot with Nikon D800 and Nikkor 55mm f/3.5 Micro AI.

 

This is one of my favorites from a recent shoot with a friend's baby.

I like to collect things in my travels…just little things…delicate things…things that catch my eye and remind me of where I've been or what I've done. This shell full of little treasures sits on my cupboard. It's filled with some memories…

 

A starfish brought back by a friend who had gone to Prince Edward Island

A tiny purple stone encircled with a line of white, brought back from the east coast

A shell with a heart shape cut out…so unique

A shark tooth found on a beach in Florida…it was so fun searching for those shark teeth

Other shells collected with the kids on the beaches in Florida…a highlight from our trip

An old rusty key…from times long past

 

I think many of us have a collection of treasures that remind us of things we've done, places we've visited, lives that have touched and blessed us…concrete mementos bringing us back to those treasured moments in life. In the end we can take none of these things with us but while we are yet here it is nice to be reminded of the blessings of life.

These flowers are so tiny, about 5/16 of an inch.

 

EXPLORE - May 1, 2009 #289

Thank you to all my dear flickr friends for always visiting my stream!

Special thanks to ((crafty_walt@camera)) & ((Chloë@computer)) and to Rigs In Cali for the Explore news!

  

Today is "SHADES OF YELLOW FRIDAY"

 

Quote of the Day:

"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much."

~ Helen Keller

fortunately I can share my husband's macro lense. this tiny fellow was only about 8mm long (without his antennae).

Can anybody help me with the exact ID? (found in our garden, Thuringia, Germany)

 

I wish you a happy-hoppy day! ;-)

Laowa 100mm f/2.8 2x

Handmade. One inch scale.

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