Ferns! A touch of forest in the garden!
They grow in humid places where the sunlight is only filtered through the foliage-
Like to lie up to look through these!
Daisy: Love - do not love
The daisy is one of the flowers that children know best, although it is not always distinguished between it and balderbra. It blooms all summer.
Green dock beetle
The next generation seems to be safe, to the delight of those of us who appreciated it
Fascinating these small and so important creatures.
Almost weird to think about ... they do not need us, but we need them
Wasp fly! Propagation!
Actually, I was going to take a picture of flowers when these appeared. The wasp flies mimic wasps. The female (bottom) has a claw with which it
can attach itself to the bumblebee's hind body.
It is a real parasite The female lays eggs quickly before the bee / bumblebee buzzes to counterattack. The larva develops inside the host animal and eats it up from within.
Four-spotted dragonfly, Libellula, quadrimaculata, ca about from my memory
The world's best pilots
Photoes taken before in spring
Thanx for watching!
Thanx for watching!
Amazing series of images, Anita, and a fine narrative. For me ferns are among the most difficult species to identify. I keep learning a little, however, and perhaps one day I may even be reasonably proficient!
SvarSlettI love ferns that fill the undergrowth in our forests. You took great insect photos. Who doesn’t love daisies?
SvarSlettPreciosa entrada y preciosas fotografías amiga Anita. La naturaleza es bella y no deja nunca de sorprendernos, ha sido todo un placer leer esta entrada.
SvarSlettUn abrazo
A little round of macro's. They look really perfect. Well done Anita.
SvarSlettI love your wonderful insect photos. We have lots of ferns on the river walk, they are nice to see. Incredible daisy image, nice series of photos Anita.
SvarSlettA natureza sempre nos fascina, mas por vezes apresenta curiosidades arrepiantes como o animal hospedeiro da larva de vespa que, simplesmente, o devora por dentro.
SvarSlettÉ sempre bom saber, obrigado pela partilha.
Abraço.
Juvenal Nunes
Hello Anita
SvarSlettFerns always adapt and adapt everywhere, very beautiful
Greetings Frank