Silene T-Shirts

Glitch fan art of the Beautiful Silene/Sirene

Vector artwork of Silene dioica.

Pretty wildflowers, pink and red campion (silene) and golden buttercups - in a shady spot at 'Fox Corner' under the trees. Vibrant colours on a sunny day.

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A clump of wild Red Campion ( Silene dioica ) photographed in Plessey Woods near Bedlington in Northumberland on a cool, overcast May morning.

A clump of wild Red Campion ( Silene dioica ) photographed in Plessey Woods near Bedlington in Northumberland on a cool, overcast May morning with a bee gathering pollen.

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Delicate spring flower that has connections with they themselves (The Fae) pickers of wildflowers be warned, you risk their displeasure!

Delicate spring flower that has connections with they themselves (The Fae) pickers of wildflowers be warned, you risk their displeasure!

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A wild red campion, looking somewhat pink... A wildflower in full blossom entices a pollinator, a hover fly. We need to 'hold onto the flowers' ~ let them grow - for all of the pollinators.

A flower fly or 'hover-fly' sits upon wild 'red campion' more pink rather than red, one of the only chances to photograph these fast flying flies is whilst they are 'tasting nectar' or gathering pollen... I took this shot because of the subject matter - but I really was interested in the contrast of pink colour with that of the background - a deep green!

Two Grypocoris beetles use their piercing mouthparts called a 'labium' - to suck and feed off the sap of wild campion blossom.