Photos: chasing the late spring
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And bugs. ^^
Southern Poland, 8 May 2016. It counts as late spring, doesn’t it?
Everything taken within 3 km from my home.
This is… a bug. Some species of checkered beetle, perhaps? Apparently ones with these colors reversed are more popular around…

And this is a comma butterfly (Polygonia c-album), or rusałka ceik in Polish. Judging on the miserable state of the wings, I’d say it’s a vet of the last winter. I think it’s too early for the new generation anyway.

This is a very proud ant who has a whole flower of her own! ^^ Full size recommended.

This is a little leafy twig waving you hello as you’re walking by.

And this is… something related to apple trees? Well, it’s spring wild blossom at any case. They’re taking turns in sunbathing. “Move over, you had your share by morning.”

Thank you for attention and proceed with your evening. :)
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Southern Poland, 8 May 2016. It counts as late spring, doesn’t it?
Everything taken within 3 km from my home.
This is… a bug. Some species of checkered beetle, perhaps? Apparently ones with these colors reversed are more popular around…

And this is a comma butterfly (Polygonia c-album), or rusałka ceik in Polish. Judging on the miserable state of the wings, I’d say it’s a vet of the last winter. I think it’s too early for the new generation anyway.

This is a very proud ant who has a whole flower of her own! ^^ Full size recommended.

This is a little leafy twig waving you hello as you’re walking by.

And this is… something related to apple trees? Well, it’s spring wild blossom at any case. They’re taking turns in sunbathing. “Move over, you had your share by morning.”

Thank you for attention and proceed with your evening. :)
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It's okay to comment in whatever language fits you best, as long as I get it. Don't mind the entry's language.
Można komentować w języku, który najbardziej ci odpowiada, o ile go zrozumiem. Nie przejmuj się językiem notki.
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Date: 2016-05-25 17:28 (UTC)I use a Raynox 250 and can recommend it. I think there's a video on YT, where a guy screws together 150 + 250 onto a DSLR and from about half a meter of distance counts a fly's ommatidias. That is, dunno if he counted them, but he could. :) Raynox sells also 505, but that's a little crazy for a regular camera. Granted, you'll probably take protozoa with this, but good luck with taking them sharp focused from hand, and with anything bigger it's not much fun if only what you can fit into the focus of a small caterpillar is one leg...
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