JJK Natura

Wildlife photography

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Cavities and burrows

Impressions of nature II

Sexual dimorphism II

Mimicry
Mimicry is an evolutionally shaped resemblance to other organisms or developing own features to discourage or mislead a predator. This show presents examples of mimicry from orchids and insects. Explanations for each species are provided in the fields "Learn more".

Cavities and burrows
Examples of bird nests located in cavities and burrows.

Others
Diversity of forms in slime molds and brown algae.

Impressions of nature II

Portraits III
Portraits of vertebrates and insects taken in free nature of South America, North America and Europe.

Sexual dimorphism II
Examples of differences in the appearance of males and females of the same species of arthropods, birds and mammals (compare on successive photos).

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Adult butterflies/moths (Lepidoptera) and their caterpillars

Adult butterflies/moths (Lepidoptera) and their caterpillars

Adult Orthopterans and True bugs and their nymphs

Adult Orthopterans and True bugs and their nymphs