Hej,
Fajny zwierzak - wyglada jak skrzyzowanie pajaka, skorpiona i swierszcza :-) Z wielbladem jakos mi sie nie kojarzy. Ujecie ciekawe choc u mnie cos za ciemno to wyglada. Serdecznosci,
Michal

Hello Dietrich,
What a nice composition of this arachnid feeling cozy in its cradle :-) Very appealing and emotional. Perfect colours and sharpness. Pretty and interesting species too.
Best greetings & TFS!
Michal

Hello Laszlo,
Great job - congratulations for your steady hand :-) I like the perfect exposition and very large DOF well showing the habitat of the fungus.
Best greetings,
Michal

Hello Matthew,
Indeed the composition is quite unusual and very appealing. Great job - I like the shot very much. Nice DOF and well balanced exposition.
Best greetings & TFS!
Michal

Hello Nikos,
A very nice species I never seen in nature. Nice composition against the dark BG.
Best greetings & TFS!
Michal

Hello Ozgur,
You presented the butterfly very nicely in its typical environment and pose characteristic for many lycaenids. Nice composition with well controlled DOF and fine colours.
Best greetings,
Michal

Hello Philippe,
The spider you pictured is Argiope lobata, one of the tiger spiders. The species is quite common in southern Europe. The animal itself is pictured nicely, however the divided background is too prominent - it would look much better if pictured against the blue sky only.
Best greetings and TFS,
Michal

Hej,
Gratulacje z okazji 200 fotki i podziekowania za podziekowania :-)
Do zobaczenia w poniedzialek w pracy :-D
Michal

Hej,
Tak sobie wrocilem na chwile do Twoich TNowych poczatkow. Bardzo ciekawa muche udalo Ci sie zdjac - to jest przedstawiciel rodzaju walcownica (Cylindromyia) z rodziny raczycowatych (Tachinidae). Jak wiesz larwy much z tej rodziny pasozytuja na innych owadach, larwy Cylindromyia przewaznie na pluskwiakach tarczówkowatych (Pentatomidae). Ciezko powiedziec dokladnie, ktory to gatunek bo jest ich w Polsce 7 i wszystkie sa podobne.
Serdecznosci,
Michal

Czesc Krzys,
Poszukalem troche i jak dla mnie to jest troche zlatany okaz Rapala arata (Bremer, 1861), a po japonsku - Torafu shijimi co zdaje sie, ze oznacza: modraszek tygrysi. Zerknij tutaj.
Szkoda, ze ten lisc mu tak wszedl w skrzydlo, ale poza tym fotka fajna.
Serdecznosci,
Michal