Random Wildlife Up Close

 Here are some random rather queer SEMs (Scanning Electron Micrographs) I found on the Internet!

All images Copyright Power and Syred MicroGraphs.

Please visit  http://www.psmicrographs.co.uk/ for more images.

Radiolarian protozoans all make different silica  shell.  They are like snowflakes.  No two are the same!

Pill Woodlouse

Rainbow Trout scale

Seven-spot Ladybird larva

Black garden Ant with Rose Aphid nymph

Blue-green Algae

Large Bindweed pollen

Chaffinch foot

Common Wasp head

Daisy pollen

House Dust Mite 

male House Spider mouth-parts (ARRRG!!! THIS IS SO FREAKY!!!!)

Large White butterfly larval spiracle

Atlantic Salmon scale

Scots Pine pollen

Swallow primary flight feather 

Water Vole hair

Whirligig head 

Strange aren't they? I find it EPIC that Man has created electron microscopes to view the amazing yet weird world of "mini-life". Thank-you to PS MicroGraphs for the images. There are many more on the website if you want to have a look. I promise my next post will be the Spectacular Epic Poems, and the next one will be Getting Started with Bird-Feeding 3. Good-bye, and keep watching those birds!