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This tiny fungus was found Sat May 25 2019, growing on the side of a 6" wide x 4" deep worn-in trail in the heath on an extremely exposed Atlantic headland. It is maybe 5mm tall. There were two others seen in the vicinity that were collected.This was taken during the Port Bickerton Lighthouse hike at the 2019 NatureNS AGM.
Super tiny painting!
10mmx7mm
Acrylic paint
It's part of a (slightly) bigger piece.
Smaller IRL than in the photo. :)
Best viewed large.
Tiny masked bee, as yet unidentified. There were dozens of these little bees visiting a ground covering, wild-growing Grevillea laurifolia. I was enraptured watching them, but they were tiny and quick and didn't stay still for long. Males were courting females and it was chaos! I only managed a few half-decent shots of these elusive and skittish little bees. My best guess is Hylaeus (Pseudhylaeus) albocuneatus but I am far from certain of that and open to any I.D. suggestions! [Gardens of Stone, Australia]
"I'm a pirate." Billy said. "I told Lilly there wasn't any Princess Pumpkins but Mom said it's okay."
Handmade fabric dolls under 4" with painted bodies in Halloween costumes. Oct. 2014.
Up to 4.2 mm with caps to 1.6 mm wide. In humus under decaying log in oak/pine woods N of W end Royall St, Blue Hills Reservation, Canton, MA 10/11/15
Pure Neemo have wonderful hands, lovely shaped with very tiny nails.
The toothpick can help to understand how small they are :)
Traded some dumpster art supplies for these tiny postcard books at a sustainable city crafty swap meet. Mostly un-mailed. Too tiny to mail alone nowadays.
Front right side is Atlantic City - N.J. - World's Play Ground. Black and white photos of the beach and boardwalk and hotels. 2.5" x 3.5" Maybe mailed in the 1950's.