Tipula abdominalis, Penedos, aka Giant crane fly
Picos de Europa, Mirador de Santa Catalina, HFF
Penedos, Windy day
Almeida
Blue rope on the boardwalk
Mértola, a vista do Além Rio
Mértola, Além Rio, HBM
Mértola, Além Rio, HBM
Blue rope on plastic bag
Moura, Castle, Chapel
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Moura, Alentejo, Castle
Mértola, Além Rio, unHCrumblingWW
Mértola, Além Rio, late HWW!
Babe you can drive my car...
Convolvulus althaeoides, Campainha, HFF
Asphodelus & Cistus ladanifer, Penedos
Gynandriris sisyrinchium, Penedos
WEREWOLF NIGHT ?
Pousada do Palácio de Estói
Pousada do Palácio de Estói, HWW
Pousada do Palácio de Estói
Pousada do Palácio de Estói, HBM
Penedos, HBM
Penedos, HBM
Le Soulor, Hiking shoes
Ruínas Romanas de Milreu
Penedos, Well and blue rope
Penedos, Well and blue rope
Ruínas Romanas de Milreu
Ruínas Romanas de Milreu
Ruínas Romanas de Milreu
Penedos, HFF
Recycling?
Penedos, Rust and lichen
Penedos, Fantasy
Mértola, Além Rio, HWW
Penedos, Blue rope hiding
Penedos, Traditional ceiling
Blue rope on fishing traps, Monte Gordo
Penedos, a well, HBM
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Clonopsis gallica, Daucus carota, Penedos
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THESE INSECTS HAVE ALWAYS FASCINATED ME. UNTIL A FEW YEARS AGO THERE WERE MANY IN OUR AREA. UNFORTUNATELY THEY HAVE DISAPPEARED, LIKE MANY OTHERS. THIS WAS THE LAST ONE I SAW.
HOWEVER, OUR MOUNTAINS ARE ONE OF THE FEW ECOSYSTEMS THAT HAS NOT BEEN DESTROYED BY AGRICULTURE, ONLY THE ELDERLY CULTIVATE SOME MODEST GARDENS TO FEED THEMSELVES BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO OTHER MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE WITH PENSIONS OFTEN NOT EXCEEDING 300€.
NOBODY UNDERSTANDS WHAT IS GOING ON, WINTER AND SPRING CONTINUE TO OFFER HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT FLOWERS, BUT WITH THE UNEXPLAINED DECREASE IN INSECTS I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE WILL BE...
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THESE INSECTS HAVE ALWAYS FASCINATED ME. UNTIL A FEW YEARS AGO THERE WERE MANY IN OUR AREA. UNFORTUNATELY THEY HAVE DISAPPEARED, LIKE MANY OTHERS. THIS WAS THE LAST ONE I SAW.
HOWEVER, OUR MOUNTAINS ARE ONE OF THE FEW ECOSYSTEMS THAT HAS NOT BEEN DESTROYED BY AGRICULTURE, ONLY THE ELDERLY CULTIVATE SOME MODEST GARDENS TO FEED THEMSELVES BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO OTHER MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE WITH PENSIONS OFTEN NOT EXCEEDING 300€.
NOBODY UNDERSTANDS WHAT IS GOING ON, WINTER AND SPRING CONTINUE TO OFFER HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT FLOWERS, BUT WITH THE UNEXPLAINED DECREASE IN INSECTS I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE WILL BE...
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I just remember a sign at the Botanical Garden in Frankfurt...please don't bring stick insects to the garden as they might upset some of the other insects or plants. And I was wondering...who on earth would carry stick instects around to set them free in a botanical garden?? Perhaps that's what happened though...people collect them and try to keep them in their gardens or at home as pets!!
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