Guess who is coming to my window!

During the last few months, our students looked out of their windows during the quarantine. Nature was bursting into life in spring!
IES Guadarrama 

Nature from my window

Special thanks to my children and nephews who have helped me see nature around me with new eyes these days.

Bells and applause to medical services at 8:00 pm in Spain

During these days, sometimes my mood was low

In March 2020, I had to close my door and stay at home.

One day I received an unexpected visitor who landed on my window

Nature was bursting with life everywhere!

50 days later, I closed my window and I opened my door

Nature makes its way through rocks and pavements

Rock cap moss (Dicranum) before and after the rain

Insects are vey important for plants. They pollinate flowers.

Lichens function as a sensor of a city's pollution.

Its population varies depending on air pollution

I attended a special concert with the main violin of the orchestra

In Autumn, Quercus flowers grow into acorns

...and this is what I could see from home

Gecko (Tarentola mauritanica)

Ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata)

Blackbird (Turdus merula) at night

In the evening, I also received some interesting visitors

These were some other guests who came to my home these days

Beetle (Amphimallon solstitialis)

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