Cherished fellow charioteers are not required to read the post, the title says it all.
But I do have a light at the end of my long driveway, it’s a “low wattage” light of course (sorry could not let that pass).
It marks the turn off from the hill, dark at night and is provided power by a long underground conduit shown as a pipe on the upper left picture.

The other day I was poking about up there when I noticed something on the conduit box of the light, (see right hand picture). Two tiny tree frogs (peepers I call them, they make a high-pitched chirp loud out of all proportion to their size). How small are they? Well just to give some sense of scale I displaced the nearest and replaced it with my pencil stub (see lower left). That’s how small they are.
So back to this month’s subject “Hidden Nature” anything you wish it to be but the more hidden the better.
Closing September 30 at midnight EDT ( a few extra hours for the prevaricators, you know who you are.
Gotta have me a go at this, but I reckon someone with one of them fancy macro lenses gonna win.
OZ
The trouble is, some of mine are so hidden, I can’t see the the little critturs, and if you zoom in, then they are not hidden. 😦
Here’s one which was certainly trying to hide:
I reckon I’ll have a shot at snapping the royals sans culottes – no doubt they’ll doff them again soon. Even the Duke of Edinburgh did at Bræmar!
Here you go
https://charioteers.org/2012/09/24/hidden-nature/
LW, good evening.
I was struggling to come up with anything until I remembered last year and snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef,
I know that it’s not great and that neither Hans nor Lotte Hass would be proud of it but you have to allow for the facts that I was not used to underwater,photography, using a hired camera and thought that I was trying for an interesting coral effect.
I never even noticed the bloody squid until I came up for air and checked the photos on the way back to Cairns.
And one from me
Excellent, both.