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This tiny spider was running across the sand, stopped a while tapping its abdomen.
It has the shape of a Zodariidae spider.
This tiny cat reminded me of the drawings by the wonderfully weird Charles Addams - The Addams Family.
He is 11/2" tall. One of two new Tinies found in the same day at different Thrift Shops. Treasures abound!
These Tiny Bunnies are quite a bit smaller than their older cousins - they have such a sweet expression about them!
A firefinch, usually to be found in a fast-moving friendly group, this one alone and willing to be photographed.
...da hab ich michn büschen vertan....WIE tief der kleine Modderkanal ist!
...a tiny little bit HOW deep the muddy loading canal is!
HAPPY MUDDY FURRY MONDAY
A view over Hayling Island.
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A collection of photographs from a day trip along the south coast from Southampton to Rowlands Castle, Hayling Island, Southsea and Portsmouth.
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OMD + Tiny Magnetic Pets: Mandela Hall, Belfast - 24th Oct 2017. Photos by Steven Donnelly for Treason Magazine
Tiny Kitty Basic Blonde 2008 wearing Kit and Caboodle outfit.
Vanity and Wardrobe are Bratz Playline.
Butterflies belong to the insect order Lepidoptera, which is derived from a Greek word meaning "scale wing." The kaleidoscope of colours and patterns found on a butterfly's wing are created by tiny scales. Butterflies range in size from a minute 3mm to almost 300mm with about 24,000 species worldwide. The mouth of an adult butterfly is a long tube, which is kept rolled up ready for use as a straw to obtain nectar as a food source. Butterflies can see red, green, and yellow.
While taking a break in the action of shooting the barred owls, tree frogs were spotted in the nearby palm fronds. Everyone was shooting away at them and I could barely even see them. They were so tiny! Had to try to take a shot for my daughter who is absolutely a nut for frogs. However, this experience left me with the realization that I need to get a macro lens - or at least more experience with my extension tubes! I shot this with my 70-200mm f2.8 with a 2X converter only.
From the 2010 Shearing Celebration, meet Tiny, the littlest lamb who almost didn't make it. His real name is Rushworth, but we know him as Tiny. Here he is hiding under the warmth of mama's thigh.