Cyprus in November – Nature’s Little Details

November brings a little springtime to Cyprus. After the first autumn rains, the landscape begins to change, fresh growth appears, and new flowers start popping up. On walks with my dogs, there’s plenty to photograph at this time of year!

Out for a stroll, with a little extra baggage!

A few cheerful daisies popping up after the autumn rains, as if spring has arrived!

Spiders are fascinating creatures, and their intricate webs are just as impressive.

Autumn colors and textures, with splashes of red.

A visitor has claimed the perfect spot on this vibrant pink daisy.

Nature’s own miniature fireworks.

This is just one of the many butterflies I’ve been spotting around Cyprus lately. Different species, different patterns.
I’ll be sharing more of these autumn visitors in a future post. Stay tuned!

Posted for Terri’s Flower Hour #56

17 responses to “Cyprus in November – Nature’s Little Details”

  1. Jag Avatar

    Jag kan tro att många växter sätter igång om vädret är milt men kanske lite fuktigare. Idag såg jag baldersbrå i full blom på en allmän gräsmatta. Din vackra fjärilsbild fastnar jag för i din fina serie, jag undrar om det inte är en aurorafjäril, den började jag min blogg med 2011!

  2. Kirstin Troyer Avatar

    Wow. These are all so stunning. I love them.

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you very much for your lovely comment Kirstin.

  3. Egídio Avatar

    This is a really beautiful and cheerful gallery. How in the world do those snails hold on to dear life at the top of a daisy? The closing butterfly shot is my favorite.

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you, Egídio! I often wonder the same thing about those little snails! They seem to have quite a talent for climbing. I’m glad you liked the butterfly too – it’s one of my favourites from the gallery!

  4. Alexandra Avatar

    How beautiful it is that picture!

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Alexandra! And thank you for stopping by my blog.

  5. bushboy Avatar

    Another wonderful gallery of the tiny life of Cyprus. I like them all Anita. The snail is a good subject, they don’t move very fast 🐌😂

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you, Brian! Snails certainly make perfect photo subjects, as they rarely rush off! The only problem is that I come across so many of them that I could end up with far too many snail photos!🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌📷😁

      1. bushboy Avatar

        It’s hard to delete them as well. You’ll have to get a hard drive just for snails 😂

  6. aura Avatar

    Beautiful photos! I really enjoyed the close-ups of the butterfly and the spider web. Looking forward to seeing more of your autumn visitors! 🦋🕸️🌿

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you, Aura! I’m so glad you liked them! We never know what little visitors we’ll come across next, but that’s part of the fun of photographing nature. Hopefully there will be plenty more to share!

  7. Michael Sammut Avatar

    Very beautiful, Anita. I love the drop of water just hanging, about to drop.

    1. Anita Avatar

      Thank you, Michael! Now you’ve made me curious! I’ve looked through all eight photos, but I still can’t find that elusive water drop! 😂 You’ll have to give me a clue! 💧💧

      1. Michael Sammut Avatar

        You’re quite right. I saw these on the mobile and looking back again it is actually a snail 🤣. My eyes are deteriorating 😁😁😁.

  8. Anki Avatar

    Underbara bilder från dina promenader … som om våren redan kommit 🙂

    Önskar dig en fortsatt fin november!

    1. Anita Avatar

      Tack så mycket, Anki! Ja, ibland känns det faktiskt som vår i november när solen värmer och de små blommorna börjar titta fram i naturen. Men sedan kommer regnet och de kalla vindarna även hit. Januari till mars brukar vara de minst roliga månaderna här, ur vädersynpunkt. 😉

      Ha en fortsatt fin dag du också!❣

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