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These orchids are self pollinators so I presume the profusion of tiny flies are just enjoying feasting on the sweet nectar with no apparent benefit to the flowers.
Marsh Helleborine~Epipactis palustris
I did this in my tiny sketchbook while sitting at the dr. with my mom. My pen was way to big for the size of the paper so i guess I'll have to change that!
[Best viewed small, I don't want to crack your computer screen] My scars tell the story of a well lived life and memories that build character. I love every single imperfection.
The first weevils spotted this year on the path from Ayrmer Cove to the National Trust car park.
This was about 1.2mm long! I wonder whether it might be a very young Phyllobius pyri.
I am busily preparing for Easter services tomorrow. Happy Resurrection Sunday to those who celebrate it! I'll see you on the other side.
Basic brunette Tiny Kitty (Tonner Doll Company, 2004) wears DAE Originals Vivette fashion "Roses Red, Roses White."
I'm amazed at the beauty in such tiny flowers - this is less than half the little fingernail size. A weed, but beautiful
weak by itself,
strong as an unit.
unity is strength.
tiny mini bouquet.
8th of the SPRING'S HERE! series.
A neighbor had a couple of these little turtle placed in his pond by one the neighborhood children - his pond is small and has goldfish, frogs and plants in it, the turtle seem to like their new home.
Tilt shift effect used to capture this shot by R J Harris on a Canon PowerShot G12. Taken at Winterthur Gardens and Country Estates, edited by yours truly in Lightroom.
Doll: Tiny The Dreamer Souldoll - Soulkid size - owner: Dinwe and Meru
Commision for Dinwe and Meru from Bjdoll.net forum
The comission includes:
-Skirt
-Kimono
-Inner kimono
-Obi
You can see more photos in: www.bjdoll.net/index.php?topic=25625.0
A little gift for all my SL friendlist. Hoping it'll please them ;)
Un petit cadeau pour les personnes sur ma liste d'amis dans SL, en espérant leur faire plaisir ;)
My daughter and I happened upon the strangest installation art I've ever seen as we were heading from Santa Fe to Albuquerque on the Turquoise Trail. Called Tiny Town, it's a very odd collection of discarded items cobbled together to form a tiny town. These legs were at the entrance. The place was in the middle of nowhere and not another living thing was in sight. It was quite an experience!