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The smallest Salsa sp. I've come across, just a few mm body length. Perhaps a male and/or juvenile.
Salsa is an Australasian genus of orb-weaver spiders.
I understand that S. brisbanae and S. fuliginata are so similar and with the same location range that only microscopic examination may determine the differences.
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Tiny Terror - After mating with the female in the previous image, the male flew to a low branch very close to me before heading out to hunt again and bringing back a Western Fence Lizard. I always wanted a close up of a pygmy owl on a clear perch and finally got my wish 9 years after my first sighting in Oregon in February 2014. As with all my owl images, no playback ever used, this male was just that indifferent to our presence.
Species: Northern Pygmy Owl (Glaucidium californicum)
Location: Southern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R7 + RF 100-500mm IS
Settings: 1/60s, ISO: 1250, f/7.1 @800mm EFL, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
A tiny CP T07 rolls west in the heat with only 6 cars from IKO in tow. The early morning mine run was cut short after they came across about 300ft of washed out trackage. They turned back for Havelock yard and were only able to take a few valuable loads from IKO to Toronto.
(There's a problem with this one not showing on the Flickr feed - again! Thought they had solved it but apparently its back)
These tiny blue beauties really are very small, similar to, but smaller than forget-me-nots.
It's a very interesting plant the Brunnera, grown mainly for its exotic ground cover, almost succulent foliage. It has.largish, ornate leaves and wehn they begin to show again after winter it also sends out these lovely little flowers. This variety is called 'Jack Frost' .
I'll paste a photo of the foliage in the comments below so you can see......
Purchased a potted plant today. This section of tiny flowers measures about 4cm/1.57 inches across.
This small cluster appears about twice the actual size using the Ultra Laowa 60mm 2X magnification lens.
About as shot from RAW. Aperture f/5.6
I spotted this beautiful, green-eyed, adorable, and super small (just under 2 mm., barely bigger than a poppy seed) beetle on a boulder near a waterfall in Montana. The water drops on its back are micro-droplets of mist from the falls. It's a ladybug/lady beetle, I believe in the genus Hyperaspis, the Sigil Lady Beetles. "Sigil" means an inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power. So don't mess with this tiny bug.
This a very small little flower and this image is actually a macro. It was in my garden and is I think, a weed. The more I looked the more that little wink of yellow captured my eye. I dug it up after the shoot and placed it in a planter, thereby promoting it from a weed to a fully-pledged member of the garden
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Spotted this tiny waterfall while we were slowly cruising through Glacier Bay.
Also, I'm quite amazed that any vegetation can live in such harsh and freezing cold weather though. 🤔
Have a wonderful day, everyone...
my friends found a baby chipmunk one day so they took care of him for a while, but eventually had to give him to an animal rescue because he was so young. he didn't even have his eyes open yet!
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#Macro #sony #reversemountmacro
微小的微笑
这杂草
也学习开放小小花儿
朝向朝阳
天真的微笑
虽不抢眼
只因太微小了
世人视而不见
甚至践踏脚下
但是
它没有放弃
短暂
渺小
的一席空间
伟大的创造主
慈爱天父
不惜为它打扮
鲜艳
芬芳
细腻
雅致
这美丽的小花
必定不是
偶然
随风飘扬的小花瓣
献出
无声的赞美
just a bit under an inch and a half... baby Ella.
I have been so intriqued with these little darlings
since I first discovered people making them.
I think they are pretty amazing. She is new, and
done without a mold.
~ Thursday's Child ~
In the early morning after an all night rain I captured these water bubbles resting on a small funnel spider web in the bushes.
3rd place winner in the Beautiful Capture "Water Droplets" contest on August 18, 2014: www.flickr.com/groups/beautifulcapture/discuss/7215764582...
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Alternative title: 'The haunted room'.
(Actually taken in a really lovely hotel in Castiglione del Lago - and not a ghost there as far as I could see there.)
The lovely flower of the Corn Speedwell, a weed that takes over parts of my lawn every spring ... which I don't mind at all.
sooc, except for a crop
A tiny bee visiting the Nemesia Vanilla I know how it feels the scent draws you in. HBBBT have a great day folks ;0)
I have no idea what this tiny object might be - I found it in my garden a few weeks ago and carefully saved it. It's clearly the skeletal remains of some sort of flower part, possibly the remains of sepals from a rose flower - the petals would not have been so tough. I do have roses in my garden but I have never seen such a thing before.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Dried'. The Tiny Dancer is 2.8 cm across at its widest and the image has been cropped to be within the MM size limit.
The image was done as a five-shot focus stack.
Any fans of early Elton John will likely recognise the title - my apologies for any ear worms!
Seen in the forest, not far from my hometown :)
Germander Speedwell or bird's-eye speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys) is a species of Veronica, native to Europe and northern Asia. It is a herbaceous perennial plant, with hairy stems and leaves. The flowers are blue, with a four-lobed corolla. The form of the leaves are similar to white deadnettle. It can grow to 30 cm tall, but is normally about 12 cm tall. It grows on roadsides, meadows, open forests and their edges. It bloom from May to August. In agricultural crops it is a weed. It's a melliferous plant, pollinated by insects from order Hymenoptera.
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Niebieskie kwiatuszki pstryknięte w lesie :)
Przetacznik ożankowy (Veronica chamaedrys) – gatunek rośliny należący do rodziny babkowatych (Plantaginaceae). Rodzimy obszar występowania to cała Europa, Azory i Madera, oraz obszary Azji o umiarkowanym klimacie. W Polsce roślina pospolita na niżu, w górach nieco rzadsza. Porasta przydroża, łąki, brzegi zarośli, widne lasy i ich skraje. Osiąga wysokość 10–30 cm. Kwitnie od maja do sierpnia. Kwiaty są jasnoniebieskie lub błękitne, często mają ciemniejsze prążki i fioletowaty nabieg u nasady. W uprawach rolnych jest chwastem. Roślina miododajna, zapylana jest przez błonkówki.
Tiny Wonders
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Droplets by Ross Hoddinott