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a small tortorshell butterfly feeds on the topmost bloom of a buddlea tree near crowton cheshire

photos prises sur la commune de Toulouse , comme quoi la nature est à nos portes quand on ne goudronne pas tout

Crop from adjacent image.

I do not usually take photos of insects, let alone ones that are in flight. So please excuse technique etc !

Anyhow, I thought that this was quite fun image.

© Photo By Oswaldo Ordóñez. All rights reserved. 2024

 

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Insect was shot in Selangor, Malaysia

ID: Phyllium celebicum, male?

Spotted this on my Magnolia tree. I'll be glad when my cataract surgery is done. Hard to nail focus.

Carpenter bee on Passion flower

Common green bottle fly (Lucilia sericata)

Farfalla del genere "Caligo" detta anche occhio di gufo per il disegno sulle ali, che ricorda quelli del volatile.

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Butterfly of the genus "Caligo" also called owl's eye for the design on the wings, which recalls those of the bird.

Robin with insects.

Copyright Steve Waterhouse .©

Insect eggs ....

Peut-être punaise ?

Yes, I went to a farm park and owl sanctuary, and ended up taking pictures of flies. Flickr has influenced my life.

 

HFDF!

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

2 more flower shots from Bourton House garden in the Cotswolds on July 9th.

The usualCartharis livida pair of beetles. another flower with ID not known. quite a lot of unusual flowers in this garden

hmmm....aphid or beetle for dinner?

Bugs at Tea in the meadow.

One of my favorite species, they are so pretty! Libellula pulchella, Libellulidae. Central IL, Spring 2015.

 

I haven't been on Flickr much lately. We are having a difficult time where I work and things are very stressful. So, I haven't been able to spend the time to post and comment on others' photos. I also haven't been out with my camera for several weeks. (I've just been doing Instagram from my phone, which is a nice outlet.) Not sure when things are going to turn around but I'll try and post some more here, this community means a lot to me.

This simple planter has been a great hit with the pollinators in our garden this year. The variety of colours and fragrances seems to be attractive to a very wide range of insects.

This insect passed away peacefully (I think) in our conservatory.

These skeletal remains of an insect were found clinging to several blades of grass at the Jones/Hungryland Wildlife & Environmental Area in western Martin County, Florida.

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