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Catch Up!

The large globular springtail is about 1mm, the little one...you do the math. If you ever get a chance to put you face in the dirt, you'll be treated to a show...
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The large globular springtail is about 1mm, the little one...you do the math. If you ever get a chance to put you face in the dirt, you'll be treated to a show by these little 'on the move' micro fauna. Enjoy.
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$Water drops refracting beautiful hula girl. Who doesn't like Hula Girls!$

$Refraction on frond....is back of my house and frond refractions as well...and sky... :)$

Carpenter Bee

Traveling Snail

Soap bubbles in macro.

Macro. See the bug? :)

Carpenter Bee

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$My Beautiful Refractions$

Beaitiful Nacre

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Hover Fly

$Refraction.$

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