Polish gold autumn

Summer passed, as usual, quickly, too quickly, and come autumn. For a photographer of nature is a very exciting time of year. Colours of the leaves, autumn fog and the light creates unique views and moods. What you choose to shoot and when it is very important to achieve a satisfactory result. This period does not last too long and you can not miss the best moments.

we're going on mushrooms

    We had a recent heavy rainfall within three days. In the forest, there is a wealth of edible and inedible mushrooms. I've been several times for mushroom picking and every time I found a lot of precious mushrooms. Since I usually have a camera, I made some pictures.

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.

the forest in September

The beginning of September, the end of the holiday, but also a time mushrooming. In the forest birds there have not heard, unless the woodpecker and jays. If weather permits, in the woods you can find many species of fungi but also to have fun and healthy time.

     Summer is beautiful but it is more beautifully in the summer morning. Favors light shooting. The air is still fresh and moist and rises scent of herbs and grasses. If I still lucky to see an interesting object for the photo is really worth getting up early.

my meeting with Yellowhammers

     I went out early in the morning warm and serene nature views. Before you begin a hot day the air is moist and fragrant herbs. Going back I met three Yellowhammers on the side of the road. They were quite bold and flew to see me. I managed to do a series of photos.If you want to know more about this species, click on this link.    Yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella)