Showing posts with label beetles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beetles. Show all posts
29 June 2016
He landed on my balcony
This beetle is unlikely to make a mistake with another.It's Trichodes apiarius. Its bright coloration is visible from afar. Already a few years ago, I photographed him in the garden, and this time landed on noim balcony. Unfortunately, this beetle is a pest for bee keepers. He can nest in a hive and cause damage, and there also the easiest apiary you encounter it.
22 June 2016
and the butterflies are still little
For quite a long time we had windy weather, but after the rains there was a period beautiful almost windless weather. My short trip to the forest to capture insects too was successful. I have not encountered too many of them. I made a few photos, but not much. At this point in previous years there were a lot of butterflies, moths and other insects. Here are the fruits of my trip.










22 September 2013
me new insect- Lesser stag beetle (Dorcus parallelipipedus)
This time the insect showed me a wife, who was sitting on the wall of our house. I took my camera and I went out to photograph. He was still there. I made a few pictures, and then I moved it to the plant and also photographed. This is the Lesser stag beetle( Dorcus parallelipipedus) a species of stag beetle found in Europe. I am very glad, because I did not have it yet in my collection.
04 June 2013
the afternoon excursion to the river
The late afternoon is a good time for taking photos of insects, if weather isn't bad.The butterlies, the beetles and other insects aren't so active as in midday and you can easily take a picture.It's true that lightis quite poor but with tripod it's taking of photos no problem.These photos were taken almost in 8.00 p.m.
17 August 2012
The ladybirds
Not every know that there are many species of ladybirds. Here you can see my so far taken ladybirds.
Coccinella magnifica | Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata |
Propylea quatuordecimpunctata | Subcoccinella 24-punctata |
Brumus quadripustulatus
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