hello, just discovering your gallery and this one is really wonderful. The framing is interesting with this wooden triangle, and of course the face of the insect is great.

beautiful shot; Just for info, it is a scarabidae, but it is not a dung beetle. This one belong to a subfamily that is eating flowers. In france we call it Hanneton de la St jean, because it appears around June 21, not every year actually. In the past, kids were used to capture 4 of them and to attach each of them at the corner of a match box. Each of them will of course choose a different direction to fly of walk

hi , I like snails very much but I am always disappointed when I picture them. This picture is very well done and with this symetry given by the line, on which this little spiral is standing

hello,I like this one very much. Just the decisive moment before this poppy enter into real life. Actually, check my account please and you will see a poppy picture that might interest you.

Bonsoir Aurelie, belle photo de flambe, une grenobloise de plus sur TN, va aussi voir TE, c est bien aussi ... Ton papillon a la queue droite un peu coupee je pense... alors on t' en a mis un, de la meme espece, avec des explications d'entomologiste sur le phenomene !!!! geraldine..et Laurent

Waou, what a beautiful insetc picture, with so many dteaisl on the insect; What a beautiful background...BEAU-TI-FUL; Geraldine

he is very nice and he looks sweet. I think you can use it also as a curve, you know this apparatus used to maintain clothes !!!!!

very well done. Are you sure that this apple does not belong to a witch ? Did you see 7 little man around it ? very beautiful

Very nice shot. Just for info. It is a Cicindella. In france we do have have Cicindella campestris, less impressive but also very beautiful; I also saw a relative in Sahara.

this is a very nice shot , with the subject being not centered, the bachkound appearing to be natural and the bird curiosity. A new way to see the blue tit