Water globules, a type of antibubble; droplets of water that sit on top of the water's surface and skim across quickly without submerging. They are short-lived, move very quickly, and are commonly mistaken for regular air bubbles.

Formed from drips of water splashing in a kitchen sink, which left behind that flowery shape towards the top.

Taken by User:Omegatron using a Canon Powershot SD110

I'm not sure which of these are best, if they need further cropping, or what:

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