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Taken at White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
♫ Tiny buffles ♫ In the brine
♫ Make me happy ♫ Make me feel fine
See... He's smiling! :-)
Bufflehead
Smile on Saturday: Flora with bokeh
An Australian native plant in the Myrtaceae family. Photographed when bushwalking in SE Queensland.
Today: 76/100
They were really small, 2 or 3 millimeters, tenth of an inch in diameter. And they were growing on a pile of construction rubbish, stones and concrete.
Is he the little maker or the little keeper of the crystals? We may never know; we only know he is adorable! :)
Originally a phone charm, sitting atop a phone case. Crystals and more crystals!
macro elmarit plus raynox macrolens
screw 3 mm max diameter
macromondays#tiny
Did not not know what is a torx until I had to disassemble
my labtop due to a defect battery;this is the screw which did not fit anymore at the end
HMM
Macro Mondays 'EDC' (Everyday Carry) theme.
I don't take much with me on a regular basis but one thing that is always with me is this tiny led torch on my keyring. It's small but still a bright light when needed (I even used it to light Tasku for a photo on one occasion), and it's rechargeable.
The image measures a little under 2" in width.
A tiny Damselfly was seen visiting a water lily at the Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens back in July 2018. We will visit again this weekend and hope to see the Lotus flowers and water lilies. Hit "L" to see the Damselfly a little clearer !
Today we'll shrink our scale from the very large to the tiny, and you get to learn something about plants here for a change. On Sunday while out on a short trip to Georgia with My dad, I was photographing the detail of the involucre of this flower when I noticed a spot on it. The detail was for an iNaturalist observation of the flower, and with daisy-like flowers, this detail is often necessary to distinguish one species from another. The involucre is the structure made up of those green leaf-like phyllaries under a daisy-like flower. As for the spider, these tiny weavers are difficult to ID to species, so I can't say much about him other than that they are very small, and he's a male.
4 Arachtober 2022
Sheetweb or Dwarf Weaver, Family Linyphiidae
on Maryland Golden Aster, Chrysopsis mariana
Cloudland Canyon West Rim, Rising Fawn, GA
2 October 2022
Typical house in the region where I live.
Mühlviertel, Upper Austria.
Thanks to all for your nice comments,faves and invites.
I was trying to shoot a drops few weeks ago (last month) and i found that i need a very steady hands to get a super sharp drops, its a handheld shot by the way. Yes, i know i need tripod :D.
I was meant to upload this picture sooner but i always changed my mind so.....:P
Oh!! and its Pink Tuesday today.
Thanks MayJ for the inspiration
OK I think it's probably a storage shed, but it's cute, isn't it?
And it could be a tiny house, since the size of a tiny house is considered to be 100-400 square feet. 100 feet, the size of a small bedroom......
This was attempt N°1 for my photo of the day. Then I remembered that I'd already taken raindrops this month, so went back to the drawing-board.
Much better viewed large.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
Spotted these tiny flowers on a bush but I don't know what kind of bush it is..
2020 one photo each day
Identification
Long Legged Flies have a metallic green appearance. The abdomen is green and black stripes and wings have black bands. As their common name suggests, they have long legs.
Size
6mm
Habitat
often seen perched on horizontal leaves
Food
feed on smaller soft body insects such as aphids
For Saturday Self Challenge--"Close-up in color"
Subject is your choice but get up close and in focus.
Let's keep post-processing to a minimum.