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I've been trying to photograph a butterfly on a Pyramidal Orchid for years. At last! A Spotted Fritillary in the Drome region of France.

You've still got it!

"It's in here somewhere?!"

Owl Fly.

Bee Orchid.

Praying mantis in Provence.

Having seen this on the news, I wondered - Why can't they just walk to the end of the screen, or travel a short distance for a better shot? Where everyone was standing taking photos had what looked like a Japanese Yen shop, and a block of flats cluttering the view.

Park Corner Heath / Rowland Wood Butterfly Reserve this morning. https://gridreferencefinder.com/#gr=TQ5229016280|East_s_Hoathly|1,TQ5126214866|Point_s_B|1,TQ5254416390|Point_s_C|1 Point "B" on above map. Pearl-bordered Fritillary.

Great focus and bokeh.

Again, I'll let Jevs respond, but when I was involved with the Rock Garden, and I've been retired 8 years now, the terrapins were there then. I seem to remember consulting an expert, and carrying out a risk assessment, and it was deemed that they were quite OK to live there. As they're still...

I'll let Jevs reply in more detail, but I'm sure he wouldn't want anybody to get them removed. They've been there for years, and people come specially to see them.

First snaps of the year. I must get out more! 1) Green Hairstreak. 2) Early Spider Orchid.

A fantastic photo!

That's wonderful.

There can't be that many Vivian Maire documentaries, so therefore, the one I've seen may well be the one mentioned above. Absolutely fantastic. Amazing photos.

Cattitude!

I love a cat photo, and that one is beautiful.

If I didn’t know where it was, I would have said it was somewhere really nice!

Call me a foxist, but they all look the same to me!