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Post #137:

Published on Friday, 1st March 2019 at 4:39 AM

Common yellowjacket,
Vespula vulgaris
(09/2007 in Oberursel, Germany)

Species in this post: Common wasp Vespula vulgaris Large-leaved lime Tilia platyphyllos
Topic: ➟ Insects

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This post is part of the artistic performance The Happening on Instagram.

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Creator of this post is Frederic Hilpert

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Post #123:

Published on Wednesday, 27th February 2019 at 6:55 AM

🧭 Oberursel
🌐 Oberursel, Hesse, Germany

Hummingbird hawk-moth,
Macroglossum stellaratum
(06/2017 in Oberursel, Germany)

Although we don't have hummingbirds in Europe, some are spotted sometimes. Due to their fast wing movements this diurnal moth looks very big in flight. The moth performs hummingbird-like flight maneuvers and makes an impressive sound. They are migratory butterflies and spend the summer in northern Eurasia. In winter, they fly to southern Eurasia and North Africa. There are also transition areas with permanent habitat. However, the borders are shifting due to global warming.