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Illustration of a Tiny house with round door and windows and smoke coming out of the chimney. There are flowerbeds in front of the house and a tree.
Hand embroidered in cotton thread on calico.
One of a kind artwork as I don't work from a pattern.
Part of a tiny house collection.
Ready to hang on a handspun wool loop
Framed in a 3" hoop
Will be up in our Etsy shop by the end of the week
Her feet are so tiny! I loved crocheting Maggie little shoes with bulky yarn, just a few loops , two big bows and tada! Cute little shoes!
Icebergs are not lifeless. They are homes to billions of tiny and not so tiny creatures, from iron bacteria to snow algae and seals.
Tiny yellow mushroom rising from the moss along the trail at Great Falls National Park, VA, USA.
Google Lens IDs this as the Amanita genus, commonly known as a Yellow Patches mushroom (Amanita flavoconia). It features a bright yellow-orange cap, often with small, powdery yellow remnants of the universal veil. The stem is typically pale yellow to white and has a skirt-like ring (partial veil). These mushrooms are commonly found growing in mossy or wooded areas.
Caution: Many Amanita species are highly toxic; it is important never to eat wild mushrooms without expert identification.
The Gaika Blue or Tiny Grass Blue (Zizula gaika) is a species of blue butterfly (Lycaenidae).
Taken at Kadavoor, Kerala, India
Tiny HK Met Camm bodied Daimler Fleetlines in Kowloon Motor Bus (Red) and China Motor Bus (Blue) liveries. Big Bus quality in a Matchbox size.
These are worth every single penny. The detail is second to none, and the packaging is superb.
The KMB motor even has separately fitted bumpers front and rear. Proper job.
Short walk @ Titchwell this morning just as far as Island hide. all too distant here. On way back this tiny Beetle landed on my Wife's knee. possibly Anthocomis species but photos are not good enough to be sure, camera was blinded by the white cloth
I just bought a light tent and I'm still experimenting with my finicky camera to get the white balance and lighting right.
Here I tried to compare with my finger to have a clearer idea about its size.
Click here to view LARGE: www.flickr.com/photos/randy-peralta/show/with/3834389145/
This was taken with the 18-55 mm lens reversed set at 55mm which has the minimum magnification.
Macro Monday: Music
113 in 2013: #108 Musical Instrument`
This is a very tiny violin (just for show). You can see the scale in the photo in the comments.
Tiny orange mushrooms sprouting up through the moss along the trail at Great Falls National Park, VA, USA.
Google Lens IDs these as Cinnabar-red Chanterelle (Cantharellus cinnabarinus), a small, edible mushroom known for its vibrant red-orange color. The bright red color comes from the carotenoid canthaxanthin. They have a distinctive chalice or vase shape when mature. They typically thrive in rich soil within mixed hardwood forests. They are known for a pleasant, apricot-like fragrance and are lauded for their texture when sauteed.
Disclaimer: Foraging for wild mushrooms carries significant risks. Many toxic species resemble edible ones. Never eat a wild mushroom unless it has been identified positively by an expert mycologist.
I am in a BAD mood.
Bus schedule:
middle son and daughter catch the bus at 6:22am, 1.5 miles from our house.
little boy catches the bus at 7:58am, 1.5 miles from the house.
There is no return bus for little boy, so I will be picking him up at 11:30 at school
Daughter's drop off, again 1.5 miles from the house, is at 3:39
There's apparently no return bus for my middle boy, although I am trying to confirm this with transportation.
This is going to mean driving 28 miles to and from, twice a day.
That's the case for online schooling right there. I am so torn because I want them to be able to make friends & not feel stuck at home. But that's like 560 miles a week, not even counting the back and forth to the bus stop. :(
I kept some of the tadpoles to raise and now they are toads - tiny ¼" toads. Amazing, isn't it? Sept. 2015.
I spotted this tiny guy on the downspout during our warm weather this weekend. He's not even half an inch long. Any ideas on the ID? Happy Hug-a-bug day!!
Thanks to Lacey & bugguide - looks like a Geometer moth caterpillar!
yes I know its all blurry. but he was tiny and i have a little point and shoot that I obviously don't know how to use properly
Tiny Darryl Dixon harassing me to make a Tiny Murphy MacManus who will only harras me to make a Tiny Connor MacManus...then they'll all start buggin me to make all the Walking dead & Boondock Saints characters... I mean really where DOEs one draw the line??? Il Duce? Rocco? T-Dog? Rick?
(is anyone else worried I look like my grandmother?)
"Tiny Daryl Dixon" started as a project to keep myself busy during the day before I started my Chemo, now he's going to come with me to shoot tiny arrows at anyone who pisses me off.