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My insect images are on the 'Bug Photos' page. 
The Candle Burns The head of a pin Lichen, Usnea spp., I think Usnea barbata, locally known as "maldow" and know elsewhere as "old man's beard".
A portion of the writable side of a CD A portion of the writable side of a CD Seagull Feather Wildflower Watch given to Donald Erbland in 1950 by The East Ohio Gas Company for his 25 years of service. Inside of the watch given to Donald Erbland in 1950 by The East Ohio Gas Company for his 25 years of service.
"Dogberries." Dogberries are what Newfoundlanders call the berries of the American Mountain Ash (species: Sorbus americana a.k.a. Pyrus americana and Pyrus microcarpa). Each individual berry is about 1/4" in diameter. They are edible. Newfoundland Stamps U.S. Silver Dollar 1884, 38 mm in diameter Blossom on weed in our back yard. It was about 1cm across.
Table Salt Crystals
Water drops on a clover leaf. Tiny Wildflowers Four Leaf Clover Five Leaf Clover Six Leaf Clover Blooms were only about 1cm in diameter
7128 - " flowers known as "Snow Drops". the blooms are approx 2cm across. "Butter & Eggs" H2O - Water from a dripping faucet. Eisenhower $1 U.S. Coin - 1976 (37 mm in diameter) 7149 - Purple flower ready to bloom. 7104 - First Flower of 2006
Gone To Seed Wild Blueberries Wildflower & 'Friend' 7060 - Leaf buds on a tree. 7174 - Purple Flowers Water Drops. The actual width of the area in the photograph was about 1 cm.
4496 - Popcorn Newfounldand Coins A close-up of the surface a nickel ore nugget from Voisey's Bay Amethyst crystal with impurities Human eyebrow hair with skin tag
$10 Canadian Commemorative Coin Ice on Our Bedroom Window, 2006-03-11 Melting Icicles on our evestrough. The iciciles are about 5 to 10 cm in length. Can't Live Without It --- A Macro Lens That Is! Alice DeWalt's (nee Erbland) ring  
   

 

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