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Meet Tiny weighing in at less than a kilogram. Abandoned with his 3 brothers and sister at 8ish weeks old. All ends well though, as they now have good homes and he is growing in leaps and bounds. He is the cutest thing on the planet...
we have a little built-in brick box at the front of the house. i put in some silly annuals and two tiny strawberry plants. the white things are plastic forks, to deter neighborhood cats from using my planter as a poop box.
Tiny doesn't feel very safe in the open with birds flying over and she uses her defense stance often!
These tiny snails are inside a very small wooden stick that is only 1cm (0.4 inches) thick. Took that photo in Spain in summer.
This tiny spider turned green to match the green stain on my garden shed. Taken using an extension tube on a 105mm macro lens (with a tripod).
still practicing tiny knitting :P this dress still needs blocking, so it looks a bit funny in this pic. But less funny than this poor girl's hair, I guess!
Anyways, Ursula is happy with her new pink dress! she finally has something else to wear, besides her stock outfit. I guess I won't even attempt to sew anything for the petites, too intimidating!
I just realized WHY I named her Ursula.. it's after 'Friends' Phoebe's twin sister.. same hairstyle, I think.. lol!
I am silly.
My cute little centaur is here. Well, she arrived a week ago but I'm so sluggish these days. Even to sluggish to brag :O. I'm so happy I chose the tan body <3. Now she needs a name ^^.
Ripple Crochet baby blanket
Bernat Baby Soft yarn: tiny tulips, light lilac, white, and pink
made from Easter pattern in 100 Colorful Ripple Stitches to Crochet by Leone Morgan
Saw this tiny caterpillar ballooning near the balcony. when I later looked up from my book, it had assumed the shape of a twig coming off the wood of the banister. Reminded me of a Tawny Frogmouth.
It remained this way for an hour or so.
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.