Woman shaking midge flies from her hair on the summit of a mountain called Beinn Eibhinn, in the Highlands of Scotland. It's pronounced like 'Ben', the name, and 'eon', as in a very long time period.
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A swarm of midges on a rear-view mirror near Lake Mývatn, northern Iceland
A series of 4 macro images of the so-called Bog Bean (Latin name: Menyanthes Trifoliata) in flower in springtime. This rare plant is only found in the Hebrides off North-West Scotland and these four exceptional images were all taken on the Isle of Harris in May 2019. When in flower, as in these images, the thick stems are topped with delicate pink buds that emerge to form distinctive white flowers which reflect in the calm crystal clear waters of peat bog pools found all over the high ground of the island. As they mature they form floating mats which can be seen in these images under formation. The mats are used by dragonflies to provide egg laying sites.
A series of 4 macro images of the so-called Bog Bean (Latin name: Menyanthes Trifoliata) in flower in springtime. This rare plant is only found in the Hebrides off North-West Scotland and these four exceptional images were all taken on the Isle of Harris in May 2019. When in flower, as in these images, the thick stems are topped with delicate pink buds that emerge to form distinctive white flowers which reflect in the calm crystal clear waters of peat bog pools found all over the high ground of the island. As they mature they form floating mats which can be seen in these images under formation. The mats are used by dragonflies to provide egg laying sites.
A hiker on a trail in a remote part of the Scottish Highlands, mountains and rivers form the background of this rugged landscape.
A tent pitched beside a summer scene in the Scottish Highlands, sun hits the forest-covered mountains and a large Loch is in the foreground.
Spring morning close to the wetlands that border Derwent Water and clouds of midges are in the air.
A series of 4 macro images of the so-called Bog Bean (Latin name: Menyanthes Trifoliata) in flower in springtime. This rare plant is only found in the Hebrides off North-West Scotland and these four exceptional images were all taken on the Isle of Harris in May 2019. When in flower, as in these images, the thick stems are topped with delicate pink buds that emerge to form distinctive white flowers which reflect in the calm crystal clear waters of peat bog pools found all over the high ground of the island. As they mature they form floating mats which can be seen in these images under formation. The mats are used by dragonflies to provide egg laying sites.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
View at the shoreline at Sand Fly Bay on the Otago Peninsula just out of Dunedin in the South Island of New Zealand.
A tent beside a Loch in the Loch Lomand and Trossachs national park
A trail in the wild Highland region of Scotland near Inverness.
The highlands of Scotland are a popular destination for camping, hiking and fishing.
A series of 4 macro images of the so-called Bog Bean (Latin name: Menyanthes Trifoliata) in flower in springtime. This rare plant is only found in the Hebrides off North-West Scotland and these four exceptional images were all taken on the Isle of Harris in May 2019. When in flower, as in these images, the thick stems are topped with delicate pink buds that emerge to form distinctive white flowers which reflect in the calm crystal clear waters of peat bog pools found all over the high ground of the island. As they mature they form floating mats which can be seen in these images under formation. The mats are used by dragonflies to provide egg laying sites.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
A green tent on the shores of Loch Venochar in the Trossachs region of Scotland.
A trail leading through the grassy wilderness of the highland region of Scotland.
Senior woman putting on a hat with netting to prevent midges biting her skin. The background is in the Tomintoul district of the Scottish Highlands, an area where midges are about average in ferocity and persistence.
