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Baby Wombat Rescued, originally uploaded by jimgeverett.

This baby wombat nestles in my wife’s arms. We met a couple who dedicate themselves to wildlife rescue in Australia.

We learned that wombats have their marsupial pouches facing backwards (opposite to the kangaroo), so that when they dig furiously, they don’t fill it with soil and suffocate the baby.

Doing The Mowing (93/365), originally uploaded by Leonrw (365 Day Project).

Kangaroos. On A Golfcourse. A Very Absurd Scene.

HDR, but not perfect (how the hell do you think i could get 50 or so kangaross to stand completely still?)

Hello Stumblers! There’s a lot of you, but thanks for stopping by.

Anglesea Golfcourse, Victoria, Australia.

What was that ? dewdrop refraction #4, originally uploaded by Lord V.

Flower dewdrop refraction using a deep red gerbera. Came out looking like eyeballs.

Adult Male Hentzia palmarum Jumping Spider, originally uploaded by Opo Terser.

Not a great photo, and only one eye is in focus, but taking anything at 10:1 magnification and f/5.6 with a bellows is a small feat in itself (especially difficult if it is a jumping spider, but this guy spent some time cleaning his fangs with his palps, giving me a chance to try a high magnification shot). I used the 28mm reversed on extension tubes mounted to the bellows at full extension. The field of view as shown above is likely ~1.5mm give or take a bit, I’m guessing pretty roughly.

I photographed a ruler using the above setup, and I could just barely fit 2mm in the field of view.