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** LATEST ** 610 photos
Birds (Aves) / Crows and Starlings 91 photos
Birds (Aves) / Thrushes 254 photos
Fungi and slime moulds 266 photos The Fungi Kingdom is of their own, more closer related to animals than plants! They lead a double life, one above ground with light and air, the other below ground, dark with water and minerals. Slime moulds are now considered to form a separate kingdom from fungi but as we have few examples thus far, for the moment they are staying in the fungi folder. These Galleries contain hundreds of incredible images.
Insects / Psocoptera - barklice, booklice, dustlice (or barkflies) 2 photos
Insects / Ants, wasps, bees & Allies 154 photos Ants, wasps, bees & Allies (Hymenoptera)
Insects / Beetles (Coleoptera) 107 photos 103 photos in 1 sub-album
Insects / Beetles (Coleoptera) / Ladybirds (Coccinellidae) 103 photos
Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Heteroptera 3 photos 109 photos in 4 sub-albums Including shieldbugs [stinkbugs]; squashbugs; groundbugs; stiltbugs; assassin bugs; damsel bugs; mirid bugs and water bugs [both surface and submerged.
Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Heteroptera / Damsel Bugs (Nabidae) 8 photos
Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Heteroptera / Shieldbugs/Stinkbugs (Pentatomoidea) 73 photos These insects are called shieldbugs because of their shield-like shape when adult. The alternative name - stinkbug - is due to some of these species emitting a strong odour when threatened.
Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Homoptera / Leafhoppers (Cicadellidae) 15 photos
Insects / Butterflies / Hairstreaks 21 photos
Insects / Moths / Macro-moths / Noctuids (Noctuidae) 431 photos
Insects / Moths / Micro-moths 113 photos 178 photos in 3 sub-albums Micro-moths are a somewhat arbitrary division of Lepidoptera. Obviously they tend to be the smaller species but that is not always the case. Many of them are tricky to identify - not least because the individual species can be very variable. Some can only be identified with confidence by dissection of the genitalia - and a few are not certain even then. If you notice any mis-identifications, please leave a comment!
Insects / Moths / Micro-moths / Pyralidae 71 photos
Insects / Moths / Micro-moths / Tortricidae 101 photos
Insects / Neuroptera 12 photos Lacewings and allies
Insects / True flies (Diptera) 69 photos 492 photos in 2 sub-albums
Invertebrates 39 photos 91 photos in 2 sub-albums Invertebrates make up nearly 99% of animal diversity in the world and occupy a central role in the survival or maintenance of most ecosystems.
Invertebrates / spiders 88 photos Spiders have eight legs and are arthropods but not insects. Please note that many are extremely hard to ID without using a microscope and/or dissection so many of the identifications given here are provisional.
Molluscs / Terrestrial Molluscs 23 photos
Plants 250 photos 99 photos in 2 sub-albums Europe contains many different types of habitat. Artic tundra, alp meadows and mountain peaks, lowland heath, fresh water lakes and ever increasingly, urban areas, are just some of those habitats making up the European landscape. Plants, in all their sizes and colours have been able to exploit all of these landscapes.
Plants / Trees 31 photos