Showing posts with label i heart macro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i heart macro. Show all posts

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Why did the whachamacallit cross the road?

finally a good use for dog hair - a corgi hair provides scale to the right of the whachamacallit
I saw this creature in the middle of the road while walking the dogs on Saturday morning.  It was about two inches long and sporting some pretty cool racing stripes.  You can click on any of the photo to view them larger.
coming or going?
whachamacallit was on the northbound (right) side of the road
I live on this beautiful divided boulevard which is planted with live oaks, camellias, azaleas, and a vast dying array of dogwoods.  These live oaks are enormous.  That is a fairly tall street light in front of it and the bushes behind the tree are about 12 ft. tall.  The photo above shows the low spot in the road.  An animal path runs from the woods behind the houses on the left (unseen) into the swampy woods on the right.  Crossing the road in this spot during the early morning and night, we see fox, coyote, and armadillo (who don't really cross, but just bumble about near the edges of the grass eating bugs).  My neighbor swears she has seen a Florida panther cross.  We do have bobcat, but she believes it was a panther.  Yesterday she told me she bought an infrared camera.  I'm looking forward to getting a glimpse of what is lurking at night!

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Saturday, June 18, 2011

I Heart Macro 6/18

These little ones would be perfect for Thumbelina.  Each one is only about 8 mm.  They are actually weeds in my garden, but aren't they magical in macro.


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Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Macro Roses

I found the I Heart Macro Blog Hop this morning and was inspired to post.  Studio Waterstone is hosting.I was out taking pictures of recently completed work this morning and I noticed my climbing roses were beginning to bloom.
 rosebud
I have some other roses which are called something like Nearly Native.  They bloom and bloom and bloom.
this one is starting to fade
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