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Dry trifolium flower wetted with a very thin rain. Maybe Trifolium hirtum
Parasitic fly that belongs to Tachinidae. I think it parasitises noctuid moth ...
Commelina benghalensis, called Benghal Dayflower or Tropical Spiderwort, is a ...
Dry trifolium flower wetted with the morning dew.
Probably Physcia tenella, a foliose lichen, growing on a Holm oak leaf.
Xanthoria parietina, a foliose lichen on the bark of Robinia pseudoacacia
Five-fold symmetry!! Life and Mathematics!!
Overcast skies are not always too bad for bird photography
Small blue tit eating seeds of a bulrush (Typha latifolia)
Two caterpilllars feeding on a rockrose button.
Dry flowers of Centaurea sp. Probably C. ornata.
Greenfinches by the beach, just behind.
Male and female stonechats. Close to the beach, nobody pays attention
Camera Model: NIKON D300. Exposure Time: 1/800 sec.; f/14; ISO Speed Rating: ...
Heteroptera. ¿Miridae? ¿Thiomiris sulphureus?
