ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-166168 • 2 days agoFungi Friday - GYMNOSPORANGIUM CLAVARIFORMEWhile preparing the pretty generic post about plants and insects in the coastal area, a post already published on Monday, I came across what looked like galls made by some wasps.ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-129253 • 10 days agoINSECTS & SPIDERS IN ACTION - VOLUME 3 (A summer compilation that includes some music hits performed by the cicadas)▶️ Watch on 3Speak While rambling around woods & meadows and taking photographs, in the last month or so, I recoridor5301 rebloggeddna.org in #hive-134885 • 2 months agoDNA Project - (Half-year Report) - 2 New Communities & General TopicsHello Nature-Lovers of Hive !! Outline of the Post _We adridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-166168 • 2 months agoFungi Friday - CONSIDERABLY MORE THAN I EXPECTEDI went for a walk this morning ... drove to the peninsula near the port of my hometown, and there, in the shade under the big old pine trees ... ... I found quite a few mushrooms ... dridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-129253 • 2 months agoNEWS FROM THE MEADOWS - 24. May 2021The minuscule insect on the following photograph ... ... is the Trialeurodes vaporariorum whitefly ...ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-166168 • 3 months agoFungi Friday - SOME UNEXPECTED SPRINGTIME FINDINGS IN THE WOODSI went for a walk a few days ago, pretty deep into the coastal forest about 12 kilometers from where I live, in search for interesting springtime details ... that include…ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-166168 • 3 months agoFungi Friday - ENTOMOPHTHORA MUSCAE : A FLY KILLER STORYQuite unexpectedly for a Fungi Friday entry, this post starts with an insect ...ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-127788 • 3 months agoNEWS FROM THE MEADOWS - 15. April 2021Although I roam these meadows every springtime, for many years now, there is something new to discover every season ... ... and today ...ridor5301 rebloggedborjan in #hive-101587 • 3 months agoNEWS FROM THE MEADOWS - 11. April 2021Today's walk through the grass started with this Tibellus oblongus spider ... ... clearly visible on the vivid green background ... 
