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Bumble bee on flower, macro with lots of bokeh. Donate at paypal.me/benmater

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Crocodiles have a disconcerting habit of silently popping up out of nowhere, and usually too close for comfort.

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bee and rape blossoms

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Snout Beetles owe the name to the sometimes strongly extended head with the probes that are often in the middle or at the very front. Some species have a snout that is not as strongly extended (for example, species from the subfamily Scolytinae) and there are also beetles from other infra-orders that have a somewhat extended ‘snout’, so that confusion may occur in some species.

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DescriptionThe dandelion is a species from the composite family. In this family, flowers are greatly reduced and small and are close together in a flower head. Dandelions are very common. In April they can turn whole meadows yellow.

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Hoverfly in Green

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Krzyżak ogrodowy i jego szczękoczułki

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There’s always one more stroke to make, never giving up on anything you love. Have you ever tried?

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