To see even bigger macros (was that an .....oxymoron?), visit Lisa at http://lisaschaos.com/. Thanks, Lisa, for hosting and getting that Linky back and running.
the entire plant
Sunday, February 20, 2011
TINIEST FLOWER IN MY GARDEN ~ HAPPY MACRO MONDAY
This tiny blue flower is about 1mm to 1.5 mm across....about the same size as the "o" in God on our U.S. penny! Suffice it to say, it's not in any of the wildflower guide books. LOL The entire plant grows to about 2 inches tall in between stones in my rock pathways.
To see even bigger macros (was that an .....oxymoron?), visit Lisa at http://lisaschaos.com/. Thanks, Lisa, for hosting and getting that Linky back and running.
Even my macro settings had a difficult time getting this to show up. It's REALLY tiny.
To see even bigger macros (was that an .....oxymoron?), visit Lisa at http://lisaschaos.com/. Thanks, Lisa, for hosting and getting that Linky back and running.
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Now you've got me wondering what plant that is..
ReplyDeleteSo small.If I had to choose, I would say a type of myosotis - forget-me-not.
It sure is tiny - super macro infact.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tiny little flower!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
That is tiny. The first shot is excellent.
ReplyDeleteIt's sooooo tiny. I wonder what colour the blossom is! Colour and shape often help in identifying plants, I find.
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ReplyDeleteWow! Goes to show you there is so much beauty in the small things.
ReplyDeleteThe images with the penny give the viewer a sense of how really little this flower is. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that a grown-up plant is tinier than a penny!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that baby IS small! Best use for a penny I've seen to date, lol. :0)
ReplyDeleteWow! How did you even see it? Great macro!
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