🇬🇧 Papilio menestheus (Western Emperor Swallowtail) is a butterfly found in African forests in a good state of conservation. This species has been observed in Oban Hills in the state of Cross Rivers in Nigeria (to discover the project: www.explorecology.com). with the collaboration of : Ekpah Ojonugwa , Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, Nigeria , Wildlife of Africa ConservationContinue Reading Discover butterflies of Nigeria : Western Emperor Swallowtail

🇬🇧 Discover garden animals in France with the Exploratory Ecology association! The Eurasian Magpie is called by scientists Pica pica. It does not go unnoticed in the gardens with her chattering. Did you know? This beautiful bird can live to be about 15 years old. It is also one of the most intelligent birds ableContinue Reading Discover garden animals in France : Eurasian Magpie

🇬🇧 Discover garden animals in France with the Exploratory Ecology association! Did you recognize the Common Blackbird? The Blackbird is called by scientists Turdus merula. The male is black with an orange beak and eye ring as pictured. This forest bird has adapted and become very common in gardens. It feeds on earthworms and otherContinue Reading Discover garden animals in France : the Common Blackbird

Discover garden animals in France with the Exploratory Ecology association! Did you recognize the hedgehog? The hedgehog is an ally of gardeners. No need for slug and snail traps, it’s his favorite meal!

🇬🇧 In this photo, the butterfly called the Orange-tip or Anthocharis cardamines was photographed in flight! This butterfly is very easily recognized by the orange colors on the wings of the male. These colors look like sunrise, hence its name. This butterfly announces spring and can be seen in gardens in France until early summer.Continue Reading The garden butterflies : The Orange-tip

Focus on an education and awareness project in Nigeria for the protection of the Endangered Yellow waxtail Damselfly : Ceriagrion citrinumLike and share the video to support this project. Thanks for your help Project with entomologist Ekpah Ojonugwa

 🇬🇧 Cymothoe beckeri (Becker’s Creamy Yellow Glider) is a butterfly of the forests of Africa. This species was photographed in January 2021 in Oban Hills in Nigeria (to discover the project: www.explorecology.com). with the collaboration of : Ekpah Ojonugwa , Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, Nigeria , Wildlife of Africa Conservation Initiative , Nigeria National Park Service , Cross River National Park , Omo ForestContinue Reading The butterflies of Nigeria : The Becker’s Creamy Yellow Glider

🇬🇧 The Great Tit (Parus major) is characterized by its yellow belly with a black band resembling a tie. The Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) gets its name from the blue color of its head, wings and tail. Have you ever observed these birds in your garden? Follow us to discover other birds : www.explorecology.comContinue Reading Garden birds : The Great and blue tit

🇬🇧 The first rays of the sun are an opportunity to observe your first butterflies of the year. In a garden, the association observed a butterfly called the Speckled Wood . This common butterfly in Europe is brown with orange spots. It is found in bushes and wooded places. And you, have you ever observed it?Continue Reading Garden butterflies : The Speckled Wood

🇬🇧 ExplorWildCam is a new project in preparation which aims to make you discover the daily life of birds and other wild animals, day and night. The association will unveil this new project to you in a few weeks. Follow us to discover our news: www.explorecology.com #oiseau #oiseaux #bird #birds #nature #animals #animaux #macro_beautiful_world #beautifulContinue Reading New project in preparation: ExplorWildCam