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- ** LATEST ** 693 photos
- Birds (Aves) / Finches and Buntings 258 photos
- Birds (Aves) / Tit family 136 photos
- Insects / Ants, wasps, bees & Allies 165 photos Ants, wasps, bees & Allies (Hymenoptera)
- Insects / Beetles (Coleoptera) 101 photos 98 photos in 1 sub-album
- Insects / Beetles (Coleoptera) / Ladybirds (Coccinellidae) 98 photos
- Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Heteroptera / Mirid/Capsid Bugs (Miridae) 26 photos
- Insects / Bugs (Hemiptera) / Heteroptera / Shieldbugs/Stinkbugs (Pentatomoidea) 79 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) 16 photos
- Insects / Dragonflies / Hawkers 49 photos
- Insects / Grasshoppers and Crickets (Orthoptera) 86 photos
- Insects / Moths / Macro-moths / Tiger moths, Ermines, Footman moths and allies (Arctiidae) 50 photos
- Insects / Moths / Macro-moths / Tussock moths (Lymantriidae) 30 photos
- Insects / Moths / Micro-moths / Pyralidae 73 photos
- Insects / Moths / Micro-moths / Tortricidae 108 photos
- Insects / True flies (Diptera) 73 photos 496 photos in 2 sub-albums
- Insects / True flies (Diptera) / hoverflies 491 photos
- Plants 253 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.