Whether this is a bird's or a chicken's downy feathers, I don't know! I just know it is hanging through a strand of a spider web, swaying with the slight wind. The background is a rich color of croton's leaves.
This is a variegated Alternanthera, but that curved leaf i guess is done by a larva or a spider that pulled both leaf edges to hide inside. I've done several intrusions in leaf rolls like this, finding them inside. A spider normally jumps to escape, but a larva just crawls away. Nevertheless, there is beauty in these worlds!
Philippines tropical plants, flowers, vegetables and trees giving us pure, clean air for our breath of life
Monday, January 27, 2014
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Beautiful macros! Thank you for sharing these unique views of simple, incredibly beautiful scenes from nature.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the feather in the first shot.
ReplyDeleteStunning captures -love the feather too!
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your feather looks really cool and soft. :)
ReplyDeleteThat photo of the feather...and how you describe it swaying with the slightest breeze...that all brings it to life!
ReplyDeleteI love that little piece of fluff!
ReplyDeleteGreat macro. Love this little fluff!:)
ReplyDeleteI agree, these are beautiful macros and I agree that there is much beauty to be find in the garden..Michelle
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden finds...I love that feather!
ReplyDeleteLovely macro shots! The feather is wonderful! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteIncredible macro shots!
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
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Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn @ http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/
I loved that first picture -- what a composition and everything so perfectly focused.
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