Celebrate National Pollinator Week with these surprisingly gorgeous portraits of bees.

Macro photos of South African seeds by photographer Dillon Marsh based in Cape Town.

Normally all the nuts falls of the hazel bush or birds/squirrel eat them, but this one is still there - possibly eaten from the inside by insects.

From the first time I laid eyes on one of these small butterflies I was captured. So small and beautiful and for years I never even knew they existed. Taking a photo of a pair having sex is not the easiest task. First finding the. Then getting close enough without disturbing them and at the same time hoping for no winds. But sometimes it happens :-)

A photo taken from above while the dragonfly was hovering.

The edible frog is perhaps an appropriate name in some countries, but in Denmark it is called green frog and is on the list of conservation of species.

I found one of my favorite flowers today. Small and humble but nevertheless beautiful.

Last year they were a little further in the beginning of May. The April weather must have set them a little back, but now they are here :-)

Beautiful macro photos of insects by Milan-based photographer, illustrator and designer Francesco Bagnato.

The end is near for this season of flowers in the forest. Soon the trees will take over and form a darkness at the floor of the forest.

Things are really started happening in the forest :-) M o r e pictures on my site.

Spring is on :-D

Again a new edition of an old photo. I hope to get out in the week-end to take some photos - it has been a while - but unfortunately it is a little early for the butterflies, so it will have to be other motives.

A photo from 2015 with a motive I look forward to be able to shot again. Hopefully the weekend will bring some photo options even though it will not be this kind of motives :-)

I went to the Botanical Garden in Copenhagen to test out my new camera and lens - it turned out to work quite good, so I am looking forward to be using it a lot more :-)

I long for the time when there are plenty of butterflies. This is a new edit of a photo from August 2009.

Nikon Small World awards microscope photographer cash prizes for their best microscope pictures each year, and 2016 has brought some truly beautiful images.

It's good to be ouside. :-)

As the magnification increases you can really see the incredible texture and complexity of the moth’s wing

A male broad-bodied chaser from todays trip. M o r e photos at my site.