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Trumpet Lichen (Cladonia fimbriata), October 2017, on willow by local river, Staffordshire, England.
Nature in Minature
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Lovely image Pete, great detail.
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Thank you 🙂
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Like this microcosm!
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Thank you very much, Indira 🙂
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Beautiful picture!
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Thank you, Helen 🙂
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There’s that wonderful celedon color again. And even though they aren’t the focus of the post, I very much like those curly-cues on the right side of the photo. They look like curled ribbon on a gift package.
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They are mosses again, Cypress-leaved Plait-moss I beleive, and I like those, too 🙂
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What an amazing image, Pete. Looks like something almost alien in those little trumpets.
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Thank you, Vicki 🙂 It is like an alien world, with strange forms.
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These live in Alaska too!
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🙂
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How astounding everything miniature looks when enlarged. Almost expected Kirk and Spock to emerge round the trumpets. Everything in nature requires a closer look.
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This is why I like to get close to these enchanted, alien worlds, for they are so different to what we are used to observing. Beam me up, Scotty! 😉
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