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This is also a Lichen but again I've no idea what species. It is growing in the wetland at Ballaugh and this one is inside a small hole in a bank.
Any help with ID is gratefully appreciated.
We were having an icecream in the café garden while this tiny little kitten was playing around.
It was a wild kitten, and we had to be absolutely quiet or it would disappear - which it finally did. The owner of the café told us that they were feeding the kitten, but they couldn't get near it.
Of course we had to look for the kitten another day (and have one more icecream), but the kitten didn't come along.
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Pattern by Grainline Studio. I love this top and it has been worn a ton this past summer! Blogged here: stitchparade.com/?p=1245
15th March 2013
Canon EOS 400D, 55-200mm Tamron
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Teeny tiny Flor has pretty new eyes and a new wig. I really her like this way. The eyes may change as I ordered some new ones last week.
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Instructions for the Kawasaki Rose by Joseph Wu www.josephwu.com/Files/PDF/rose.pdf
(http://www.flickr.com/groups/foldingfreaks/discuss/72157601475634595/#comment72157606018281277)
This cute little guy is sure to bring a smile to any face! He fits right in the the palm of your hand.
Made with blue felt and cute little birdy fabric.
Stands about 2 inches tall
you can get him here: www.etsy.com/listing/52647399/tiny-blue-owl?ref=v1_other_2
Unless you're looking very closely, it's very easy to miss the tiny, Lesser Yellowthroat Gilia - Bartlett Lake Recreation Area, Tonto National Forest, Arizona
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Pile of cucamelons, Melothria scabra. Each one is about an inch long and taste like a slightly sour cucumber. Growing in our home garden.
The bottom of the sleeve closest to the cuff is split and hemmed, and there's a little pleat at the bottom where it goes into the cuff. I will add a tiny bit of the ultra thin velcro to secure the cuff and add a bead button to the outside (or maybe a pair for "cuff links"?), since if I simply sew the cuff closed, I'll have to remove his hands every time he wants to change his shirt!