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Jun. 15, 2010
11:11 PM CEST
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Feb. 8, 2010
08:14 PM CET
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Mar. 15, 2010
01:32 PM CET
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Feb. 17, 2010
11:21 AM CET
Description
Although the woodland crocus isn't a true native in Belgium, but it is considered naturalized in several places, albeit rather rare.
During sunny weather (not today;-)!), the flowers are wide open, and the leaves of this species are rather narrow.
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Mar. 28, 2010
02:50 PM CEST
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Feb. 10, 2010
09:44 PM CET
Description
You can find this fungus the whole year through on dead wood.
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Jun. 13, 2010
10:43 PM CEST
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Jun. 13, 2010
10:43 PM CEST
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Jun. 22, 2010
10:03 PM CEST
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Mar. 1, 2010
12:42 PM CET
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Jun. 13, 2010
10:25 PM CEST
Description
It looks like a bumblebee, but it is a fly...
It's a species of hoverfly, that has no common name in English. The Dutch names could be translated as 'Bumblebee giant' or 'Bumblebee-fly'.
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Jun. 20, 2010
02:49 PM CEST
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May. 19, 2010
10:38 PM CEST
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Oct. 3, 2010
04:27 PM CEST
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Feb. 8, 2010
08:13 PM CET
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Mar. 22, 2010
03:30 PM CET
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Mar. 25, 2010
02:52 PM CET
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Jun. 13, 2010
11:06 PM CEST
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May. 17, 2010
03:58 PM CEST
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Mar. 25, 2010
03:20 PM CET
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Jun. 21, 2010
06:04 PM CEST
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Mar. 8, 2010
03:55 PM CET
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Jun. 14, 2010
08:37 PM CEST
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Apr. 17, 2010
08:38 PM CEST
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Jul. 20, 2010
05:33 PM CEST
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May. 29, 2010
08:32 PM CEST
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Jun. 28, 2010
09:21 PM CEST
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Jun. 14, 2010
06:01 PM CEST
Description
Last year, I haven't seen a single small tortoiseshell, but this afternoon there was suddenly one feeding on Sheep's bit
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Jul. 22, 2010
08:14 PM CEST
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Apr. 29, 2010
09:22 PM CEST
Description
Today I found 20-25 (at least) of these bugs on annual honesty (Lunaria annua). At bit strange, since these bugs are usually found on members of the Rosaceae family, in particular on sloe (Prunus spinosa).
