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- Green-eyed Hawker (Aeshna isoceles)
The Green-eyed Hawker (Aeshna isoceles) is a medium-sized dragonfly with striking green eyes and a yellow-and-brown body. Found in slow, vegetated waters across Europe, it is active from late spring to summer. Dragonflies/Damselflies Green-eyed Hawker (Aeshna isoceles) Link The Green-eyed Hawker (Aeshna isoceles) is a medium-sized dragonfly with striking green eyes and a yellow-and-brown body. Found in slow, vegetated waters across Europe, it is active from late spring to summer.
- Bordered Orb-weaver (Neoscona adianta)
Orb-weaver spiders are in the family 'Araneidae' which has 3,108 species in 186 genera worldwide. They are the most common group to build spiral, circular 'orb' shaped webs. Arachnids Bordered Orb-weaver (Neoscona adianta) Orb-weaver spiders are in the family 'Araneidae' which has 3,108 species in 186 genera worldwide. They are the most common group to build spiral, circular 'orb' shaped webs.
- Chequered Tachinid Fly (Dinera ferina)
The Chequered Tachinid Fly (Dinera ferina) is a species of parasitic fly known for its bristly appearance and checkered abdomen. A member of the family Tachinidae, its larvae are parasitoids of various beetle species. Flies Chequered Tachinid Fly (Dinera ferina) The Chequered Tachinid Fly (Dinera ferina) is a species of parasitic fly known for its bristly appearance and checkered abdomen. A member of the family Tachinidae, its larvae are parasitoids of various beetle species.
- Bedrule Brocade (Mniotype solieri)
The Bedrule Brocade (Mniotype solieri) is a species of moth within the family Noctuidae, commonly known as the owlet moths. The specific coloration and markings can differ within the species. The moth is native to Europe, including Greece. Moths Bedrule Brocade (Mniotype solieri) The Bedrule Brocade (Mniotype solieri) is a species of moth within the family Noctuidae, commonly known as the owlet moths. The specific coloration and markings can differ within the species. The moth is native to Europe, including Greece.
- Blushing Rosette (Abortiporus biennis)
The Blushing Rosette (Abortiporus biennis) is a polypore fungus known for its colour-changing properties and often rosette-like appearance. It is an inedible white-rot fungus found on decaying wood in Europe. Fungi Blushing Rosette (Abortiporus biennis) The Blushing Rosette (Abortiporus biennis) is a polypore fungus known for its colour-changing properties and often rosette-like appearance. It is an inedible white-rot fungus found on decaying wood in Europe.
- Ornate Hydriris (Hydriris ornatalis)
The Ornate Hydriris (Hydriris ornatalis) is a small moth of the Crambidae family, found in warm regions worldwide. It has narrow brownish wings with delicate darker markings and a distinctive resting posture with wings folded tightly. Active at night, its larvae feed on plants in damp habitats. Contributor: Dougy Wright Moths Ornate Hydriris (Hydriris ornatalis) The Ornate Hydriris (Hydriris ornatalis) is a small moth of the Crambidae family, found in warm regions worldwide. It has narrow brownish wings with delicate darker markings and a distinctive resting posture with wings folded tightly. Active at night, its larvae feed on plants in damp habitats. Contributor: Dougy Wright
- Twin-lobed Deerfly (Chrysops relictus)
The Twin-lobed Deerfly (Chrysops relictus) is a medium-sized biting fly with distinctive dark-patterned wings and striking green or gold eyes. Found in wet, wooded areas across Europe, females feed on blood, while males consume nectar. Active in summer, they are swift fliers and can be persistent biters. Contributor: Anne Sordinas Flies Twin-lobed Deerfly (Chrysops relictus) The Twin-lobed Deerfly (Chrysops relictus) is a medium-sized biting fly with distinctive dark-patterned wings and striking green or gold eyes. Found in wet, wooded areas across Europe, females feed on blood, while males consume nectar. Active in summer, they are swift fliers and can be persistent biters. Contributor: Anne Sordinas
- Jumping Spider (Menemerus semilimbatus)
Jumping spiders are in the family 'Salticidae', which currently contains almost 700 genera with over 6,000 species. This makes Jumping spiders the largest family of spiders, comprising 13% of all spider species. Arachnids Jumping Spider (Menemerus semilimbatus) Jumping spiders are in the family 'Salticidae', which currently contains almost 700 genera with over 6,000 species. This makes Jumping spiders the largest family of spiders, comprising 13% of all spider species.
- Sesame Leafroller (Antigastra catalaunalis)
The Sesame Leafroller (Antigastra catalaunalis) is a widespread moth species whose larvae are a major agricultural pest of sesame crops. It is also known as the sesame webworm or sesame capsule borer. Moths Sesame Leafroller (Antigastra catalaunalis) The Sesame Leafroller (Antigastra catalaunalis) is a widespread moth species whose larvae are a major agricultural pest of sesame crops. It is also known as the sesame webworm or sesame capsule borer.
- Ground Beetle (Dinodes decipiens)
The Ground Beetle (Dinodes decipiens) is a species of ground beetle belonging to the Carabidae family. It is a distinctive metallic green beetle found primarily in the European-Mediterranean region. Ground Beetle (Dinodes decipiens) Beetles The Ground Beetle (Dinodes decipiens) is a species of ground beetle belonging to the Carabidae family. It is a distinctive metallic green beetle found primarily in the European-Mediterranean region.
- Thick-legged Flower Beetle (Oedemera rufofemorata)
The genus 'Oedemera' consists of beetles known as false blister beetles or pollen-feeding beetles. The name is most famously associated with the swollen-thighed beetle (Oedemera nobilis), but it is a broader genus with many different species. The black body and orange coloured thighs in this example are not normal for this genus. Thick-legged Flower Beetle (Oedemera rufofemorata) Beetles The genus 'Oedemera' consists of beetles known as false blister beetles or pollen-feeding beetles. The name is most famously associated with the swollen-thighed beetle (Oedemera nobilis), but it is a broader genus with many different species. The black body and orange coloured thighs in this example are not normal for this genus.
- Darkling Beetle (Erodius siculus)
The Darkling Beetle (Erodius siculus) is typically found in sandy environments and is primarily recorded in southern Europe. Darkling Beetle (Erodius siculus) Beetles The Darkling Beetle (Erodius siculus) is typically found in sandy environments and is primarily recorded in southern Europe.













