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Bee mimics and peat mud: Meeting the stripe-winged dronefly

Hoverflies (Syrphidae)

Bee mimics and peat mud: Meeting the stripe-winged dronefly

Hoverflies (Syrphidae)

Red, bright, and beneficial: Why you want the common red soldier beetle in your garden

Soldier beetles (Cantharidae)

Red, bright, and beneficial: Why you want the common red soldier beetle in your garden

Soldier beetles (Cantharidae)

Mistaken identities and wood-eating yeasts: The story of the red longhorn beetle

Longhorn beetles (Cerambycidae)

Mistaken identities and wood-eating yeasts: The story of the red longhorn beetle

Longhorn beetles (Cerambycidae)

Patient hunters of the wetlands: The marsh snipefly up close

Snipe flies (Rhagionidae)

Patient hunters of the wetlands: The marsh snipefly up close

Snipe flies (Rhagionidae)

Floating on neon blue: Observing the common blue damselfly in Järfälla

Narrow-winged damselflies (Coenagrionidae)

Floating on neon blue: Observing the common blue damselfly in Järfälla

Narrow-winged damselflies (Coenagrionidae)

Echoes on the meadow: A chance encounter with Yponomeuta sedella

Ermine moths (Yponomeutidae)

Echoes on the meadow: A chance encounter with Yponomeuta sedella

Ermine moths (Yponomeutidae)

Masters of the shoreline: The raft spiders of the Swedish forest

Fishing spiders (Dolomedidae)

Masters of the shoreline: The raft spiders of the Swedish forest

Fishing spiders (Dolomedidae)

Glossy hunters of the undergrowth: Spotting Cordilura ciliata

Dung flies (Scathophagidae)

Glossy hunters of the undergrowth: Spotting Cordilura ciliata

Dung flies (Scathophagidae)

The tiny seed destroyer: The red clover casebearer moth in Barkarby

Casebearing moths (Coleophoridae)

The tiny seed destroyer: The red clover casebearer moth in Barkarby

Casebearing moths (Coleophoridae)
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