Tecopa, CA

I know my little world spirals off a bit, but the horses like to have the extra running room ;)

Tiny pendant charm less than 1cm in all dimensions plus negative space.

Stichopogon cf schineri - a very small robber fly around 3mm long (sand grains for scale).

I think it's a Mexican breed.

Eastern tailed blue butterfly

For Macro Mondays’ challenge: Curves

Taken at White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.

♫ Tiny buffles ♫ In the brine

♫ Make me happy ♫ Make me feel fine

See... He's smiling! :-)

Bufflehead

once upon a time,

deep in the forest

there was a tiny house ...

littletinperson

Tiny Macro Mondays - Part of earphone

So lucky to have seen the smallest of our Coppers again this year.

This northern species is an obligate dweller of acidic bogs and wet sedge meadows with wild cranberries.

The entire life cycle of the Bog Copper depends on wild cranberries (in this location Small Cranberry/Vaccinium oxycoccos). The tiny white blooms provide nectar for the adults, females lay their eggs on the undersides of the tiny leaves and the larvae feed on the shoots and leaves.

As with other small butterflies, there is only one brood per year and the lifespan of the adults is rather short. They spend most of their life in other forms with eggs surviving ice and periodic inundation submerged in freezing water and the larvae feeding on the cranberry leaves the following spring. The adults emerge in early July and may fly for two to three weeks.

Freshly emerged males have beautiful purplish sheen on top of their wings. This individual is perched on a blackberry bloom. (see my other shots in this series)

Bog Copper -male- (Tharsalea epixanthe) Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

Tiny complex seaweed. To get an idea of the scale involved, look at the size of the grains of sand.

I've always found delight in discovering leaves that have been the host to small critters and their hungry mouths. It's as if they were creating small Rorschach test cards. Today I found myself lost in thought as I studied some of the organic shapes created by these small artists.

My little white terrier sotted this little guy on the siding of the house. I've only seen one toad smaller than this little frog. He was quit patient with me getting close to him.

Just opened

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!

These tiny things never seem to stop moving and are a pain to track at 5;1+

Central Finland

Just playing around :)

Fun to watch this Mini Hopper jumping to other Flowers.

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.

123 in 2023 #23 Could be in a doll's house

2023 one photo each day

52 in 2023 Challenge #17 tiny

at Green Anchors, St. Johns Oregon. January 2026.

Minolta SRT-102. Ilford XP2 Super 400 film.

A nice shade garden shrub. It loses it's leaves in winter but comes back again in Spring. Tiny flowers barely noticeable, it's main assets are the colorful leaves.

Based upon the leaves and flowers, I think it's probably Spiraea japonica

Spiraea

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

Tiny cotton candy plush, 5.5" tall including the stick.

scrumptiousdelight.etsy.com

Chickadee action

Wild flowers, Cerastium arvense. March 2024

A little skipper visiting my zinnias.

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a canon ef 180mm f3.5 l usm macro lens, on a fringer ef-fx pro ii adapter