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even smaller

2/7/2022

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Going a step further than the post below shows more of the intricacy of nature (still on 2mm grid). Tweezers and a magnifying glass are not even sufficient to really see these beauties. It's only when they are photographed that the variety of form, colour and texture can be appreciated.
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the micro world

2/7/2022

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More than 75% of New Zealand's molluscs are less than 10mm long at maturity. These shells, shown on a 2mm grid, are an example of a world that's hard to see clearly with the naked eye. Some of these may be juveniles of shells that would grow bigger but most were likely to remain small.
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on the way

16/6/2022

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something is missing....

14/6/2022

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A fantail without a fan tail. It's also growing wings so presumably just a late moult. It flitted around as much as usual so the lack of tail didn't seem to bother it.
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afternoon sunlight

27/5/2022

 
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confident

12/5/2022

 
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This octopus grabbed the GoPro handle and at first was reluctant to let go. After a few minutes it realised the oyster I gave it was more interesting and happily took that instead. It tried to investigate me by reaching out above the water before settling back to eat the food.

redpoll

11/5/2022

 
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tomtit

11/5/2022

 
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playing with mum

10/5/2022

 
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is it a seal?

9/5/2022

 
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No, it's just a log. The "whiskers" look pretty good.
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