Aug 8, 2025
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Close up on this fuzzy fella! 🐝
some ameteur isopod macro photos I took (•ᵥᵥ•)
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D O Ñ A N A // "La sensibilidad con la que mires" 🦋 Esa será la que te haga ver la naturaleza de otra manera, tu sensibilidad será la responsable de ofrecerte la belleza que alberga cada especie del mundo salvaje que te rodea y no miras. "Cuando seas capaz de poner en valor todo aquello que no necesitas, empezaras a ser libre de todo aquello que te impusieron" I @sigmaphotospain I #sigma150macro I @benroesp I @fototecnicaimport I #doñanawildlife I #doñana I . . #macro_kings #macro_brilliance #macro_perfection #macro_captures #macro_ #macro_vision #macro_freaks #macroinsect #butterfly #tufotonatgeo (en Parque nacional y natural de Doñana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiF2E2Eqwhc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Intensive care.
It looked as if the male butterfly had brought the female back to life.
In fact, the male was trying to mate, but the female was too exhausted, possibly dehydrated. The blows of the male's paws and wings returned the female to feeding, after which she was able to fly away and hide from the scorching sun.
The Black-veined white (Aporia crataegi)
