Légende

Insect hotel for solitary bees, nest holes, cavities in wood block damaged, hammered open and larvae eaten by great spotted woodpecker

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/alimdi/Arterra/Philippe Clément

Notre référence

BRK24F04_271

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

56,6Mo (7,2Mo) / 46,1cm x 30,8cm / 5449 x 3633 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted no one No People nobody uninhabited empty breeding breedings development developments Bee Apis Bees larva larvae Insecta Insect Insects Picidae Picid Picids Aves Bird Birds wild animal wild animals animals in the wild Wildlife incubate incubating incubates breed breeding breeds animal animals environment protection environment protection environmental protection environmental conservation environment environment wildlife fauna metamorphosis metamorphoses Dendrocopos major Great spotted woodpecker Great spotted woodpeckers Great woodpecker greater pied woodpecker greater pied woodpeckers Great woodpeckers Picoides major Picus major Big spotted woodpecker Big spotted woodpeckers Hymenoptera Hymenoptera Hymenoptera nesting hole nesting holes nest hole nest holes Woodpecker Piciformes Woodpeckers nesting site nesting sites nesting place wood wood damage damages ecofriendly eco-friendly environmentally friendly Environmental friendly nest nesting nests bust destroyed wrecked broken damaged defective corrupted breeding ground breeding grounds breeding area breeding site breeding sites breeding areas breeding place breeding places breeding growth animal protection animal rights animal welfare breeding burrow breeding burrows breeding cavity breeding cavities brood den block blocks Insect hotel Insect hotels insect nest house Insect box Insect house solitary bee solitary bees species conservation species conservation species protection breeding season breeding time breeding season wildlife photography wildlife photography breeding burrow breeding burrows breeding hole breeding tube breeding tunnel natural environment natural habitat habitat natural environments woodpecker Dendrocopos woodpeckers Apiformes Bees bird photography