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Parvindela terricola cinctipennis -- male
The Variable tiger beetle lives up to it's name in that there is brown, green & blue morphs as well as immaculate and maculated.
The variable damselfly or variable bluet (Coenagrion pulchellum) in Brotorpsån, Nacka nature reserve in southern Stockholm. June 2024.
I spent a lovely afternoon photographing these male and female damselflies doing their tandem egg-laying routine at Tuckmill Meadow near Shrivenham this summer.
Aeshna interrupta
These guys were constantly moving and never landed. Despite their omnipresence at the pond, I tried for an hour to get a shot of the front of one but a series of this individual hovering for just over one second is all I got.
Buse variable
Oiseaux
La Buse variable est une espèce de rapaces diurnes de taille moyenne, appartenant à la famille des Accipitridae, très répandue dans le Paléarctique, où elle niche depuis les îles de l'océan Atlantique jusqu'au nord-ouest de la Chine et de la Mongolie, en passant par l'Europe et la Russie européenne.
Longueur : 40 – 58 cm (Adulte)
Envergure : 1,1 – 1,4 m (Adulte)
Nom scientifique : Buteo buteo
Poids : 0,43 – 1,4 kg (Adulte)
Statut de conservation : Préoccupation mineure (En augmentation)
Famille : Accipitridae
Ordre : Accipitriformes
Variable checkerspot (Euphydryas chalcedona corralensis) during fall butterfly count
NPS Photo/ Carmen Aurrecoechea
Alt Text: A bright orange, white, and black butterfly with checkered pattern rests on chewed up green leaves.
Variable Sunbird - Cinnyris venustus fazoqlensis - Разноцветная нектарница
Bekele Mola Hotel, Adama, Oromia Region, Ethiopia, 01/07/2015
Variable checkerspot (Euphydryas chalcedona corralensis) during fall butterfly count
NPS Photo/ Carmen Aurrecoechea
Alt text: An ornately patterned butterfly with orange, white, and black checks rests on a branch.
The Variable Bosiaea (Bossiaea heterophylla). We used to have one growing in the garden but sadly the excess rain from back to back La Nina events killed it. We noticed many bushpeas had died in the wild, as well, after the copious amounts of rain. This little cutie was still growing ok along the fire trail, though! [Wentworth Falls, NSW]