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My digital #artwork from 2020, newly edited in 2025: I used image editing software to stereographically project the image plane onto a #spherical surface. This created a #littleplanet projection with the impression that this #tree is the only one on its #tinyworld. With my artwork, I honor the tree itself, not only because it can bind CO2, but because it represents a #community of diverse #organisms, on which I have conducted numerous #mite #related research.
© #StefanFWirth Berlin 2025

Bei dieser #Doku-Serie geht mir das Herz auf - sie zeigt zauberhafte kleine Wesen, die unseren Planeten bewohnen und bereichern. Die Aufnahmen sind phänomenal und eine wahre Freude für jede*n Naturfreund*in! Der Sprecher in der Original Version ist #PaulRudd (Antman).

Meines Wissens kann #TinyWorld bislang nur auf Apple TV+ angesehen werden. Wer die Möglichkeit dazu hat, sollte sie nutzen.

#Natur #Tieraufnahmen #MacroAufnahmen #Hummeln #Libellen #Erdhörnchen

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Tiny world: a single unit of azolla with one tiny water root. So cute!

Pic 3 shows how azolla grows & spreads in its tiny plastic-bowl pond. 💚

Azolla is an aquatic plant that grows on the surface of fresh water. Many pond-keepers are not fond of azolla because of how rapidly it grows & how quickly it can cover a whole pond. But azolla also makes an excellent (& fast-growing) green mulch & can be used as a supplement to farm animal diets.

My interest in mycology has recently spread to lichenology. I’m just so fascinated by these tiny, symbiotic life-forms. They’re as curious as they are beautiful. But identification isn’t as straightforward as wild plants. Especially since there are around 400 macrolichens in my area (around 1,000 overall). What I thought I captured here as one species is apparently multiple species growing alongside each other. My best guess on the third picture with the brownish-orange apothecia (spore-producing disc-cups) is Rhizoplaca chrysoleuca. I think the prominent yellowish-orange in the first two pictures is some sort of Candelaria. I think the grayish-white with black spots at the top right and bottom right in the second picture is Aspicilia casiocinerea. Not sure yet about the black species seen in all three pictures. Perhaps some sort of leafy-gray Xanthoparmelia in all three too. Please feel free to lend your expertise on these!

#lichen #lichenology #mycology #fungi #tinyworld #nature #naturephotography #macrophotography

#BigBeasts, a new nature docuseries from the makers of #TinyWorld, has appeared in the Australian Ratings Classification Database, indicating an announcement is imminent.

The docuseries is likely what was previously referenced as "Giant World" in a June 2022 Deadline article.

DB entries: classification.gov.au/search/t
Article: deadline.com/2022/06/itv-acqui