I believe I found some Haematococcus pluvialis in my birdbath, which apparently is where they commonly occur due to the high sunlight. The red astaxanthin pigments are UV protective. It looked like the rotifers were preferentially eating them.
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DIY Laser Scanning Microscope made from a defective Blu-Ray Player.Hackster.io
Robert Hooke type microscope with a reconstruction of the lamp, objective and black glass plate with sections of cork (1675).
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Reconstruction of lamp, objective and black glass plate with sections of cork, for Sir Robert Hooke microscope (1675)collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
"Leeuwenhoek with his Microscope" by Ernest Board.
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Microscope of the Leeuwenhoek Type made in Paris by Michael Butterfield.
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Microscope of the Leeuwenhoek type, in silver, made by Butterfield, Paris. In fitted leather casecollection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
Microscope, France (~1745-1765).
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Composed of elaborate gold-plated parts, this microscope is not just a decorative work of art; it is also a functional tool for scientific inquiry. Its ornamentation reflects the intermingling of artCleveland Museum of Art
Compound monocular microscope, with the Schroeder fine adjustment (1890-1900).
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A Culpeper Microscope (1731-1750).
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Culpeper microscope, English, 1731-1750collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
Binocular Microscope by R&J Beck.
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"The Microscope" by Robert Walter Weir (1849).
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"Silver 'Universal Double Microscope' with ornate decoration by George Adams the Elder, Fleet Street, London, c. 1763."
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Silver ‘Universal Double Microscope’ with ornate decoration by George Adams the Elder, Fleet Street, London, c. 1763.collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
"Thereza Dillwyn Llewelyn with her Microscope," by John Dillwyn Llewelyn (~1854).
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Compound Microscope used by Joseph Jackson Lister (~1830-1850).
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Microscope, English, 1830-1850, given to Lord Lister by his father J.J. Lister in 1849collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
