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Snake's Head Fritillary chess flower fritillaria meleagris — Fritillary Alert! Beep – beep – beeeeeep!In the middle of the night (at least, that how it feels) I’m rudely awakened by a push message on my phone.I almost delete the message without taking a peek, but then curiosity takes over.Fortunately, since a large group of Snakes Head Fritillary has […]

41. Chasing Fritillaries

This entry was posted on May 4, 2015

A white rabbit with a cute smile in a natural environment — 1. If it Walks Like a Goose And it Talks Like a Goose…. As soon as this Army of Cuteness arrives, the most fanatical birder goes “awwwwwwww”.Bold loitering spontaneously share their sandwiches, a homeless worriedly counts whether they are as many as yesterday. 2. Interview by Bored Panda “Talented […]

38. Photography Bestof 2014

This entry was posted on January 1, 2015

black-crowned night heron,Nycticorax nycticorax,night heron,portrait — The Heron Family Grey herons aren’t familiar for their refinement. And I bet the same goes for the night heron.Too often, I watched them fly the streets like a drunk, leaving a trail of nearly beheaded cyclists, due to a literally heavy meal.Or worse: they catch a fish, so big […]

34. The Night Heron or Backpack Quack (untranslatable Dutch pun*)

This entry was posted on September 23, 2014

Baby Ducklings! On one of my bike rides, I came across one of my favorite topics: baby ducklings!Squeaky brakes and a firm jump immediately brought me at duck level.Moments like these must be taken advantage of. Baby ducks have a busy schedule and are gone before you know it.Indeed…not so […]

32. Ducklings All Ditches United

This entry was posted on July 28, 2014

A rare pink grasshopper due to a pigment deviation, called erythrism — Pink Elephant Not so long ago, one of my photo-pals found a pink grasshopper.I have to admit: his special find made me a little bit jealous. 😉After all it is just about the closest thing to a pink elephant!At the same time, I realised how rare such a phenomenon actually […]

31. Mr. Pink: The Pink Grasshopper

This entry was posted on July 15, 2014

Amphibians | Hyla arborea tree frog — Skilled Pole Dancers I bet most fellow nature photographers assumed – just like I did- tree frogs to be hugely enterprising, energetic and cheerful creatures. Skilfully hopping from blackberry to blackberry, climbing in trees like professional circus artists, swinging on stalks, as if they were climbing frames and sliding along […]

25. The Great Green Yawn

This entry was posted on October 27, 2013

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