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You are right, Rithmini. It is better known as grey pansy. I checked this out and found that the name common pansy is only sometimes used for the grey pansy and more often for the lemon pansy. In both cases I think it is better not to use the name common pansy at all, as this is confusing. So I changed this in my spotting. Thank you for your remark.
Thank you very much, Anh Tuan.
Looks more like a small fly to me....
Dickcissel = Spiza americana. Fam. Cardinalidae.
The "morsecode" at the rim indicates that it might be a member of the Strophariaceae family, maybe Hypholoma sp., but unfortunately, I do not know any species that large (20 cm !). A photo of the gills and the upper part of the stem might help.
Probably Junonia evarete. See https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junonia_ev...
Your photos are always marvelous, Albert. Thank you for sharing.
Hyperolius marmoratus taeniatus.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
