No Creature Too Small!

Like an arrow pointing towards the sky, the newest leaf
of my palm stands out against ominous clouds. On the
wires, a pigeon casts a rather soulful figure. She
must've flown in from one of the wooded hills nearby.

I was busy cleaning up a bush when I picked this one up
as well. When I felt something soft, I quickly let go. The
moth(?) flew to a neighbouring shrub and stayed put till I
got too close, for a less blurrier picture!

This one is a regular guest of my bamboo plants.

Pale-looking dragonflies do notlook their best in photos.
On top of that, their transparent wings really do not
turn out to be complimentary to them. I've taken several
photos resembling the ghosts of dragonflies! Now I've
decided to click only the bright ones, that is, till I
get a better camera!

This little spider has a web on my bamboo plants. Maybe
I would've missed it, but the colourful underside says--
"Look at me!"

I was at it again, cleaning the bamboo grove when this
fat, green worm fell on one of the stumps. I picked it up
with my weeder and placed it on this leaf to click this
photo.

Here she is again, rapidly trying out the only escape
route she knows!

And the most verdant green this time of the year is,
moss!The dampness created by the rainy season makes
them spring up in certain corners. You don't really
notice them, until one day you see that the garden
wall has been blanketed by a green so refreshing that
you sit up, take notice, photograph, and maybe write
about it as well!!