Capture: Getting closer
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You've got a lovely cycle underway there yourself, Chris! beautifully captured. Splendid cheeks in action, a heart inverted between them somehow reminded me of this cordate leaf on my doorstep.
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Sunshine on leaves, crucial cogs at the heart of many cycles ...
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Gorgeous cogs! And your ants on the dead bird too, they are really beautiful. At first I thought it was ants on a mushroom....
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
...crucial cogs at the heart of many cycles …
a living Venn diagram!
at the intersection of
chloroplast and vine... -
Jos,
Ant on bird are great, you have nice detail on the feathers!
Up close wharenui
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Tiny zinnia
Crowning glory
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zinnia budding
brocolli drop
tiny radish
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Mantis on tiny autumn rose
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
broccoli drop
such a sad looking globule...
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
such a sad looking globule…
holy moly, I didn’t see that before, see it now though
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A wee bit happier looking, if a little simple
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Oh, it did work. Now phone with flash...
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That was weird... 2nd attempt, DSLR, same cup, more or less same angle as the first two, about half an hour later.
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Getting a bit late to be experimenting like this, but whatever, up close with the keyboard.
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ChrisW, in reply to
such a sad looking globule...
Ah, ‘tis a great drop, Nora, but (bigger-file magic, perhaps) I think more expressive than merely ‘sad’.
Looks to be grimly succumbing to hypothermia – recognising, with the last of its self-awareness, the inevitability of its tragic demise.(Gross animism, albeit speculative fiction, to arouse the cultural scorn of Don Brash. Ref. Kim Hill interview on Saturday Morning.)
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Inanimate globule on puha, antless toadstools emerging from the stump of the old lemon tree, sadly missed.
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A tidier fungus in corresponding ecological niche, recycling the roots of a Eucalyptus stump.
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Photosynthesis. After ChrisW's earlier.
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Nice fungi Chris.
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'Er majesty.
'Er other majesty.
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2nd attempt... again... From the Rook's point of view.
Guards!
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Jos,
Guards is good!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Beautiful as always Jos : )
This grass seedhead is super tiny
And I present, leaf map.
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Jos,
Love leaf maps!
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