A bee captured in flight heading towards another flower

Moving from one flower to another and drinking all the nectar he can

Honey bees copulating on a lavender branch

Insect perched on a wire drinking a drop of water

Some small mushrooms surrounded by herbs and the background is out of focus

Four small mushrooms can be seen hiding between candle leaves.

Mycena amicta has a flared cap that becomes progressively conical as it grows. It arises near trees, as well as remains of decomposing materials.

Small in size, it hatches from an egg and develops a peculiar and colorful ghostly architecture at the apex. When the egg (2-3 cm, white and gelatinous) breaks, a strange-looking mushroom is born that ends up taking a tubular and cavernous shape.

It is a common and frequent species that bears fruit especially during the fall, although its appearance at other times of the year cannot be ruled out. It grows on fallen cones of various types of pine.

It is an early-appearing mushroom, it can be found in spring and during the summer months. Its small size makes it often go unnoticed.

on a piece of wood this butterfly has stopped to rest to continue looking for more flowers to drink

An insect perched on a flower with white petals

Sedum anglicum is a small perennial succulent. Low, tussock, grayish or reddish, with cylindrical or almost globular leaves up to 5 mm

A small spider that has stopped on the spike of a wire fence

Annual plant that grows in open meadows from spring to autumn

Holm oak at a low angle where the sky is covered by gray clouds

small frame of some rocks and trees at blue hour and where you start to see the fog

small frame of some rocks and trees in blue hour

A dolmen in a meadow with trees and a clear sky

Macrolepiota procera at night with a view of the night sky showing a crescent moon

Three small mushrooms where the middle one stands out for being in focus

A mushroom with the hat already open and behind it, out of focus, you can see more mushrooms

A path with puddled water on a foggy day where you can see the sun weakly covered by clouds and fog

A swamp area on a gray day where the vegetation stands out for its warmer colors

On a foggy day you can see a little of the vegetation that is on the shore of a reservoir

A stretch of shore of a swamp that is covered with thick fog

A small bush almost swallowed by the water near one bank and in the background the other bank of the reservoir

A reservoir area on a foggy day where you cannot see the other shore and the vegetation stands out

Broom bushes in the foreground and the silhouette of some distant trees in the fog

It is a toxic fungus, basidiomycete, of the order Boletales, of the Paxillaceae family. It was believed to be edible, but is now known to destroy red blood cells when consumed frequently.

A mushroom with a huge hat backlit and with a natural frame formed by the surrounding trees

Some mushrooms with their hats already broken by the passage of some animals and waiting to drop the specks.

It is a species of basidiomycete fungus of the family Strophariaceae. It is usually found in large groups, from spring to winter, mainly on conifer stumps.

Two mushrooms of the same species but one is more developed and appears to protect the smaller one

A forest of chestnut trees where the wide trunk of one of them stands out

Now reaching its final stage, which can be seen by the state of its wings, this butterfly has stopped to rest after having been sucking

Beautiful annual plant with attractive flowers that grows spontaneously in fields and vacant lots.

A marbled wolf that has perched on a glass and when the light reflects it, the specks of dust that the glass has look like stellar points

A litter of bedbugs recently hatched from the egg that had been laid on a leaf

An old tree seen at night and illuminated by moonlight

Crescent moon rising in the firmament where it can be seen among the oaks when it is already getting dark

An old dry oak tree with a night sky and the moon in the firmament

The general body plan of a damselfly is similar to that of a dragonfly. Compound eyes are large but set farther apart and relatively smaller than those of a dragonfly

The Eurasian cabbage white butterfly is normally found near the corolla, where it easily coats its hairy legs in pollen to pollinate the plant.

A small grasshopper perched on a branch looking sideways at the camera

Fluttering through all the flowers, he has stopped at one to be able to catch his most precious possession, the pollen

It belongs to the Isid family, is small and extremely fast. Like other jumping insects, such as fleas or grasshoppers, the reaction time of these animals is amazing.

A small grasshopper perched on a branch looking forward with its back view

The pumpkin bug is a bug of the Coreidae family, only about 9 mm in length and inconspicuous brown in colour.

It reaches a size up to 1 cm. It presents a pattern of transverse bands on the abdomen that can lead to confusion with hoverflies; and, on the other hand, the horizontal bands of the eyes with the horseflies.

Striated gray butterfly on top of a flower sipping its nectar

A wolf-wolf butterfly on a dry plant stem. This butterfly is usually a good pollinator.

Behind a rush branch a small damselfly seems to wave with one of its legs.

A small damselfly on a stem where a beautiful warm light enters from the bottom

Het algemene lichaamsplan van een waterjuffer is vergelijkbaar met dat van een libel. De samengestelde ogen zijn groot, maar verder uit elkaar geplaatst en relatief kleiner dan die van een libel.

The blue damselfly is a dragonfly with a thin and elongated abdomen. The males of this species show a curious widening in the second abdominal segment.

They differ from other odonata in that their wings at rest align next to the abdomen and that their eyes are widely separated.

sweat bees taking pollen from a thistle with other bees

sweat bees taking pollen from a wild leech with other bees

De blauwe waterjuffer is een libel met een dun en langwerpig achterlijf. De mannetjes van deze soort vertonen een merkwaardige verwijding in het tweede buiksegment

is a genus of syrphid flies.2 The larvae feed on aphids, as do other members of the subfamily Syrphinae.

It is a butterfly of the Lycaenidae family. It lives in southern Europe and North Africa.

known as "lion ants". They are superficially similar to dragonflies, but are distinguished by their stout clavate antennae.

are a family of polyphagous beetles with a soft, hairy body and often bright colors

Most are nocturnal and produce shrill calls. It is common to hear them on summer nights and early fall

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