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Dorine Kleinloog
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You can enjoy the Hydrangea for so long. This shrub blooms profusely in the summer, even in the shade, in late summer the color changes to pink or green or very dark red depending on which variety you have. And then in winter the flowers become like lace, which is nice to photograph. Only in the spring when fresh green appears on the shrub again, I cut away the old flowers to make room for new blooms. #hydrangea #hydrangeas #flowers #flower #macro #macro-freaks #macrophotography #bloemen #foto #photo #garden #shadegardening #gardening
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Marcus Rimpel
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Drôme-Ragwurz und Fliegen-Ragwurz hybridisieren an Standorten mit gemeinsamen Vorkommen recht leicht. Das Ergebnis ist dann eine hohe, schlanke pflanze mit den Merkmalen beider Elternteile. Hier sind sowohl Fliegen-Ragwurz (links), Drôme-Ragwurz als auch die Hybride (Mitte) zusammen zu sehen.

Ophrys x royanensis, Isère, France, April 2022

#natur #nature #naturephotography #macro #makro #macrophotography #makrofotografie #orchid #wildflower
Marcus Rimpel
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In zwei äußerlich nicht unterscheidbaren Arten kommt der Tintenfleck-Weißling in meiner Umgebung vor. Der auch gebräuchliche Name Senf-Weißling passt weniger gut, da die Raupen nicht an Senf oder anderen Kreuzblütlern, sondern an Schmetterlingsblütlern fressen. Dem Falter selbst ist der Name vermutlich herzlich egal.

Tintenfleck-Weißling - Leptidea sinapis/juvernica - Wood White, Mittelbaden, Deutschland, April 2021

#natur #nature #naturephotography #butterfly #butterflyphotography #schmetterling #macro #makro #macrophotography #makrofotografie #wildlife #insect #naturfotografie
Geoffrey Giebelhaus
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Every once in a while I grab one of my vintage lenses and adapt it to my Fuji, add a combo of extension tubes and head out into the forest to see what small things I can find.

I often search for scenes like this one - a small capped mushroom standing proud on a log. To my joy, I noticed this very tiny slug traversing the log too. For scale, this mushroom is the size of the white of my thumbnail! Tiny!