the last autumn mushrooming
This is the last autumn mushrooming. It is the last day of October, there were no frosts and you can find autumn mushrooms in the forest. It is difficult to search, because fallen leaves hide them. When you know their environment, you can collect a little. We met a...
golden autumn ends
Golden Autumn is almost over. There are fewer and fewer leaves on the trees. The autumn landscape still looks beautiful. Changing colors add charm. Unfortunately, in a week or two, the landscape will dominate the landscape. There will also be fewer sunny days....
storks are getting ready to take off
When the storks are getting ready to take off, it means that summer is over. They come to us in early spring. Sometimes there was even snow. They occupy the sockets used the previous year. They raise the young and in mid-August they are getting ready for departure....
The meeting on the beach
While staying at the seaside mid-morning I met on the beach young cormorant.
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The Garden Chafer and the Cockchafer
I would like to show two chafers which are very common and major pest in the periodical years. The Cockchafer reach sizes of 25–30 mm and the Garden Chafer only 10-12 mm.
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My new insects
This time I want to show a new species from Noctuidae family which haven’t English name. I have not found so far good note about this one.
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Glanville Fritillary (Melitaea cinxia)
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This species usually I meet in late May and early June. I have a place where I meet them most often. To take photos of them isn’t easy because they are in constant motion.
The Glanville Fritillary (Melitaea cinxia) is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family.
