2021-06-26

Tiny winged ones

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© NF Photo 210626

Finally some insects are out, even if I am no fan of some of them I like to see them as they should be there. The Humblebee is well known, they are here even if not the same number as "usual". 
The yellow one seem to be Mayetiola in English or scientific language. In Swedish it is Corn moskito.
The longlegged one,  Long-bodied craneflie, I found in my bathtub. They visit every year. 
Last one is a favorite among butterflies: Large skipper

That´s all for today, I will go a bit north to visit my daughter and her family. 
It is "Midsummer" day today and they are going to barbeque, so I hope rain is not pouring down. 
Take care everyone and enjoy your weekend. 

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18 comments:

  1. Anu6/26/21, 10:51 AM

    Hello.
    Nice serie of insects.
    Happy Midsummer.

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  2. eileeninmd6/26/21, 11:36 AM

    Happy Midsummer! Wonderful captures of the insects.
    My favorite is the Skipper. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend. PS, thank you for the comment and visit.

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  3. David M. Gascoigne,6/26/21, 12:31 PM

    Great series. It's timely for us. We were sitting in the backyard a couple of days ago in wonder at the sheer number of winged creatures around us poor earthbound humans!

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  4. Shiju Sugunan6/26/21, 2:35 PM

    Great looking insects and beautifully captured!

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  5. ~Lavender Dreamer~6/26/21, 6:21 PM

    It's so hard to get good photos of these little ones. They are so beautiful when you get a chance to zoom in and look closely!

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  6. Yogi♪♪♪6/26/21, 7:07 PM

    Beautiful shots!!

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  7. Rain 6/26/21, 7:55 PM

    I'm not a fan of insects either but they do look really nice when photographed sometimes! :)

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  8. Amy6/27/21, 6:26 AM

    The bees are my favourite though, got to do more to encourage them in our gardens.

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  9. Yvonne6/27/21, 6:24 PM

    Have a lovely Midsummer Day with your daughter and her family. You'll have a good time no matter the weather. Nice insect photos. I always love the skippers, maybe because of how their wings are formed. Take care.

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  10. Jenn Jilks6/27/21, 9:26 PM

    So sweet!

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  11. Carol @Comfort Spring Station6/27/21, 9:36 PM

    pretty mosaic of tiny winged ones

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  12. Irma6/28/21, 8:55 AM

    What a beautiful blog.
    Greetings Irma

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  13. NatureFootstep6/28/21, 9:45 PM

    thanks!

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  14. Sallie (FullTime-Life)6/29/21, 3:27 AM

    I hope you had a lovely visit with your daughter. I do not mind insects usually -- but not in my bathtub ;>)

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  15. EricaSta6/29/21, 1:46 PM

    No, I don't like each of this little too. Especially Moscitos. Or spiders.

    Happy MosaicMonday

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  16. rupam sarma6/29/21, 3:35 PM

    Beautiful pics

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  17. Angie6/30/21, 5:50 AM

    Monica - terrific shot of the humblebee in flight - even the foxglove is in focus! I hope you enjoyed your time with your daughter! Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday twice!

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  18. Lady Fi7/1/21, 10:12 AM

    Fabulous!

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