9 image stack
She was moving, images aligned in stacking with picoley.
Olympus IX70
20x HMC
Canon EOS 7D
Enjoy
Radazz
Sun Animalcule
Sun Animalcule
Actinosphaerium (I think)
9 image stack
She was moving, images aligned in stacking with picoley.
Olympus IX70
20x HMC
Canon EOS 7D
Enjoy
Radazz
9 image stack
She was moving, images aligned in stacking with picoley.
Olympus IX70
20x HMC
Canon EOS 7D
Enjoy
Radazz
Arnold, Missouri
Olympus IX70
Olympus BX40
Olympus SZ40
Olympus IX70
Olympus BX40
Olympus SZ40
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janvangastel
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Re: Sun Animalcule
Nice! I also found these in my pond water.
Re: Sun Animalcule
Agree it could well be actinosphaerium
Very difficult to photograph when moving.
Prime candidate for video when they do not keep still!
https://www.arcella.nl/actinosphaerium
Very difficult to photograph when moving.
Prime candidate for video when they do not keep still!
https://www.arcella.nl/actinosphaerium
Zeiss Standard WL (somewhat fashion challenged) & Wild M8
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
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actinophrys
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Re: Sun Animalcule
How large was this? Since it does not seem to have a distinct layer of ectoplasm, just the one bulging water expulsion vesicle, I think this is likely to be Actinosphaerium's little cousin Actinophrys. The latter are mostly 30-100 µm, not counting the axopodia, and the former usually at least twice that.
Re: Sun Animalcule
This one was the largest that I’ve ever seen.
For what that’s worth
For what that’s worth
Arnold, Missouri
Olympus IX70
Olympus BX40
Olympus SZ40
Olympus IX70
Olympus BX40
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