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Merle and Haruko's afternoon!
Merle -Puki Sugar Haruko
Haruko -Puki Pong
·Room, forniture (piano it's a b'day present<3) & Dress by me
· Hat from wuyademm79
Cute little pepper flower. I hope I get some fruit/peppers out of this plant. The peppers themselves should be a little bigger than a pea.
East-West Center, Honolulu.
I think I've photographed this tiny garden waterfall with every new pinhole camera I have ever owned.
This is the second go-around with my Cardboard Pin Cam. I was testing the sharpness of the pinhole I swapped out of this camera. This self-made pinhole produces images a bit sharper than the original one that came with the camera kit.
Cardboard PinCam. Expired Fuji Superia 400 film. Exposure: f/120 and 5 seconds.
one of my failures in the garden this year. I've learned my lesson and will have yummy watermelons next year.
I think this is a weed.. these flowers were soooo tiny.. but I love how the red stems makes a lovely color for the flowers to sit against.
Back to Uganda -
As I had a moment to relax in a chair in front of the tent, I spied a tiny spider in a web. Really, it was the red bug trying to pick its way over the silk that first caught my attention. It was oddly successful, but its movement enticed the spider out into the open, which sent me running for my camera.
I photographed the spider, but didn't notice the web structure. You can see it here, though, if you view it larger; at the time, I was focused on the tiny spider on the small back screen of my camera.
Later, at the place with the big crescent-eyed spider, I was puzzled by webs that looked VERY much like the web of a Basilica Orbweaver, which is native to the eastern US and has a very distinctive structure. Instead of a typical orb web that spirals in circles, this spider creates a complex web involving lines hanging above a domed mesh web composed of tiny squares, like a screen. Prey blunders into the lines above, which knock it down to the web below. I've never seen that kind of "screen" of tiny squares from any other spider, but here was another fine mesh on the other side of the globe.
It was a couple days before I finally saw the spider that made them, and not until I got home and was going through my photos that I realized I'd already gotten this photo of one. I can see that it looks nothing like our Basilica Spider. Neither is its web shaped like a dome, yet it is made of such a similar fine mesh with a tangle of lines above. Looking at this photo, I can see that this mesh does spiral, but of such tight connections that the spaces appear nearly square.
The web and spider seem distinctive enough that I'll go with iNaturalist's AI identification. While comparing mine to others online to check that, I happened across a webpage by GB Edwards mentioning the spread of this species to a small area on the east coast of Florida. I wonder if I'll eventually encounter it there?
15 Arachtober 2025
Tropical Tent-web Spider, Cyrtophora citricola
Kara-Tunga Backpackers in Moroto, Uganda • 1 January 2025
During a recent to the mountains to see some Fall color, we were hiking through the woods and ran across a few wildflowers that were still bravely hanging on, perhaps still dreaming of warm summer days even though Fall had arrived bringing a definite chill to the air.
These tiny little flowers are popping up everywhere! They are no bigger than your thumb, but full of color!
My friend Stephanie made this for her housewarming party!
It was delicious.
South Davis, California.
This is one of many tiny ceramic pieces that once belonged to my grandma.
All New Scavenger Hunt 141 - 15. Birds
Flaming butterflies singed by the atomic breath of Godzilla, handmade tiny throws for 'tit Rex Parade.
Float Title: Godzilla vs. the Butterfly Effect
Parade Theme 2016: No Big Deal
This is the tiny Christmas tree we went with this year. It's a little sickly looking tree, purchased from Target for $9.99, that needed a good home. In the background, on the wall, are two photos, one I took and processed in my little black and white lab, the other is from ImageKind, a gallery wrap canvas print of Amy and Oliver.
This photograph was generated from three photos of different exposure values merged in Photoshop.
I think this is a Hemiargus ceraunus female. I wish she would have stuck around longer. She perched so beautifully on these tiny flowers, but only held still for a moment. I didn't quite nail the shot as well as I would have liked.
I've always loved these Tiny Witchy Mice, who are trying to wear witchy hats which are just too big for them!
These tiny red spiders were found on a fence in my garden and on a stone garden ornament. the one on the wood was so small it was not much bigger than a pin head.just a moving red spot. the one on the stone was a bit bigger and we could just tell that it was a spider. The photo with the finger just shows how small the stone spider is!! What really amazed me was the pattern on the spiders back ! it looks embossed ...So beautiful.
Worked in a 7.5cm frame. I got the idea somewhere online, but when I tried to find the source again by googling "embroidery moustache", I got a gazillion different hits. So, in conclusion, I'm not being original here, but I do think it rocks :)
Nonetheless, my family thought I was a bit weird for choosing to embroider a moustache.
Do you know how long I have waited to do this?
I tried last weekend, but the nailpolish wasn't dark enough. I bought some horrible hot pink polish and voila! Painted toes.
I had to do some serious bribing to get this feat (Haha! feet!)accomplished. I had to let her hokd a can of Coke to get this done.
We later on went to a park and she told a goose, "See!" and she showed him her feet. That's what it is all about.
I confess I bought this one simply because it was so tiny and cute. Yixing Zisha clay, holding all of about 28mL before it starts to spill over.
Swimsuit Sweet Tiny Kitty Basics Brunette 2007.
Simone Rouge wearing Barbie Playline outfit.
Swing is OOAK.