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A rat reading and painting!
A watercolor painted as part of a commission offer in January 2012. The original is just 2.5"x3.5"!
The folks at Backcountry Tiny Homes visited our school campus. I only had my flip-phone camera, and I didn't have a lot of time to compose photos in the small space, but here you go. The house is unfinished. You may visit www.backcountrytinyhomes.com/ to see some of their other work.
There is a hidden world, a small seed, in my backyard that is in broad daylight. I rarely notice it. I don't even know what kind of seed this is. It is really tiny though, which is less than half the diameter of the tip of my index finger so about 1/4" (0.65cm). With such a small image comes a really shallow depth of field at a standard f/8 setting.
Not sure what type, the flowers are very tiny, the bush very small and blossom is in a mass up each branch. Very pretty to see.
This is a different mosquito-like Dance Fly in the family Empididae on a male staminate catkin of Arroyo Willow (Salix lasiolepis, Salicaceae) by the creek. This one is visibly different from the ones I show in this photo, smaller and blacker. It's dusted with pollen from the flowers. These tiny flies do a great job of transporting pollen as they go back and forth between the separate male and female plants of this dioecious tree. HFDF! (San Marcos Pass, 16 February 2017)
We've had more than 8-1/2 inches of rain since last night, and it's still coming as I type this! It was raining so hard today that I never got out, and the highway was closed from both ends anyway. I'll get out tomorrow to inspect the damage, but the creeks drop fast after the rain stops. I would like to see the lake. The river peaked today at 13,200 cfs - a lot of water under the bridge! I can't find any news, but the lake must be filling after being down below ten percent capacity during the drought - just a month ago. Sounds crazy, but it's happened before. It's nice how San Marcos Pass was the target for this storm - just as the NWS forecast.
(Hah - three of us foolish friends carried a raft down to Gibraltor Dam and rafted down the Santa Ynez River to the first crossing after the "March Miracle" rains of 1991 when we got almost 20 inches of rain in one week. We got to the end after dark to be greeted by the Search & Rescue people that Julie had called who were wondering what to do about us. I'm glad I did it, but never again!)
She is my tiny diamond,
exquisite, with an edge.
precise in her movement,
the couch as her ledge.
She rules this small kingdom
with a prance and a bark....
Ever so vigilant,
A sentry til dark.
I rescued this little frog (about 2.5 cm from nose to tail end) from Zeppy today and brought it in for a few shots. By the time I finished he was pretty grumpy and just wanted to get away. It even attempted to jump off the table. That was when I released it back into the front garden where Zeppy doesn't have access.
All are table top shots but in this one he is sitting directly on the table.
Our Daily Challenge ... on the table.
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Extremely small native flowers. Placing them on my fingers was the only way I could get a photo, that's the joint of my index finger. Unknown flowers.
Have a wonderful day/evening
O Avó de Chavín:
GALEGO:
Este exemplar de eucalipto (Eucaliptus globulus), é o máis sobresaliente da masa. Foi plantado arredor de 1880. Alcanza os 67 metros de altura, ten un perímetro de 10,5 metros e un volume de 75,2 metros cúbicos.
CASTELLANO:
Este ejemplar de eucalipto (Eucaliptus globulus), es el más sobresaliente de la masa. Fue plantado alrededor de 1880. Alcanza los 67 metros de altura, tiene un perímetro de 10,5 metros y un volumen de 75,2 metros cúbicos.
ENGLISH:
This specimen from eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus), is the most prominent of the mass. It was planted around 1880. It reaches 67 meters high, has a circumference of 10.5 meters and a volume of 75.2 cubic meters.