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ip-oh-MEE-a or eye-poh-MEE-a -- worm-like; referring to coiled flower bud ... Dave's Botanary
er-ee-oh-KAR-puh -- woolly fruit ... Dave's Botanary
commonly known as: tiny morning glory, woolly-fruited morning glory • Assamese: খুদ কলমৌ khud kalmou • Bengali: ঘোড়াকলমি ghorakalami • Gujarati: ઓડી કુદરડી odi kudaradi • Hindi: बूटा buta, भांवर bhanwar • Kachchhi: અડબાઉ નેરી જી વલ adabau neri ji val • Kannada: ಮುಳ್ಳು ಬಳ್ಳಿ mullu balli • Malayalam: പുലിചെവിട് pulichevidu • Marathi: माळ घंटी maal ghanti, रानभोवरी raanbhovari • Odia: ପାଣିନଇ paninoi • Punjabi: ਭੰਵਰ bhanwar • Sanskrit: नखरी nakhari • Tamil: சிறு காக்கட்டான் ciru kakkattan • Telugu: పురిటి తీగ purititige
botanical names: Ipomoea eriocarpa R.Br. ... homotypic synonyms: Convolvulus eriocarpus (R.Br.) Spreng. ... heterotypic synonyms: Convolvulus hispidus Vahl • Ipomoea hispida (Vahl) Roem. & Schult. ... and more at POWO
A tiny sweater knit on tiny needles from tiny yarn! Leftover Zwergergarn Opal Rodeo sock yarn from making the fingerless gloves: flickr.com/photos/knitnfrog/309098811/
I was working the pattern out as I went; knit top-down in the round with minimal finishing! (I've read waaaaaay too much EZ!!) I may tweak the pattern again and make more...
Sweater measures just over 2.25" high x 4.5" from wrist to wrist.
This tiny spider was sitting on a rock near the summit of a breakaway edge above an open Wandoo valley.
~2-3mm
Congratulations to Tiny Feet and Filipa, who just released on September 15th her 5th issue in 1 year!
More: www.blythe-doll-fashions.com/2012/09/28/happy-1st-birthda...
Could someone please explain to me how to get a decent color balance from negatives? This is absurd. The sky was NOT that sickly blue. I feel like I must be missing something completely fundamental. I feel like a chimp, clicking randomly on the picture until the white balance looks something like reality. Is it really that much of a black art?
Tiny mushroom, deep in the dark woods,
lightly sparkle, hidden in your insignificance,
stay as one, anonymity gains your strength .
Quarter for scale.
Face on the left is a LumeDoll Blaze, and on the right is a Fairyland Chicline Rou in normal skin.
They are tiny.
she's now a redhead b/c apparently I am in love with this wig and cannot let it go. plus, when I put it on her, her eyes just popped. <3 I LOVE HER OMG. but all day she's kind of been looking at me like, "why suddenly so many hairs? D8"
I actually re-did her face up, but it's pretty much exactly the same as the old one. I just wanted to paint. ahah.
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’m so excited to share my newest #robayrepaperproducts notepad!! You thought my tiny pencil notepad was small, well get this Borrowers themed notepad made using my #inktober drawings from last fall. Only an inch tall! My inktober drawings have always been tiny things, so why not use them and make an even tinier notepad? #aprilfools #aprilfool #aprilfoolsday #makersgonnamake #doitfortheprocess #paperlovers #miniatures #tinypencil #tiny✏️ #✏️ #dailydoseofpaper #dekalbilmade #theborrowers #paperlovers #fun #stationerytrends #justkidding
I'm pretty tolerant of weeds, but I would prefer that they not grow in the crevice between the asphalt driveway and the foundation of my porch!
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #9 - A close look at tiny weeds.
These polished gemstone chips are perfect for the tiny mice to hold! From left to right: amethyst, fluorite and rose quartz.
Tiny presented to me with a lump on the side of his chest that had been there for two months. He was also finicky with his food. Surgery confirmed a grass seed lump and a fractured tooth.
The only tiny, yellow fungus that I know of that looks like this is the delightfully named Lemon Drops (Bisporella citrina), but there could be others, so my ID is only tentative. You need a hand lens, or of course a macro lens (as in this photo), to see this attractive sac fungus. It has a maximum cap size of about three millimeters. This display was growing on a rotting log on Rod Handfield's land on August 17th. These are so small, you barely notice them, other than seeing a yellow "smear".