I did manage to walk today (Wednesday) between showers. The theme of this blog post is definitely water related: fungi holding water; droplets; birds bomb diving in the mist; and misty vistas.
Fungi - mainly small and delicate
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - A cascade of blue-grey decay? |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Tiny fungi forms - 1cm in diameter |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - My favourite delicate white |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - A battle for space - maybe that is why they are called blades of grass? |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Delicately holding water |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Droplets on spider's web reflecting the grey mist |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Just hanging in there - about to burst |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Even droplets on Morning Glory can be beautiful |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Droplets on a ragged red rose petal |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Native Mynah harasses a Magpie |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Looking to the valley below |
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Walking Treehaven Way |
Like those first fungi photos. Have you grown webbed feet yet?
ReplyDeleteHi P - no web feet but we are on mould lookout. B
Delete"Droplets on spider's web reflecting the grey mist" is a stunning photo Barry!
ReplyDeleteThat spider web...sublime. And then the fog. Exquisite.
ReplyDeleteSo many favourites, Barry! One tiny masterpiece after another. But the spider's web - just stunning.
ReplyDeleteMC, J & C - neglected but still appreciated - I have finally got around to saying thanks for starting my love of droplet, the mist and the webs - nature surely makes some magic - glad we can have open eyes to take it in; and be willing to see the beauty in the small details. All - go well. B
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