Synopsis

In the tranquil waters of a Central Hungarian river, as the sun dips below the horizon in early June, a breathtaking spectacle unfolds. Thousands of mayflies emerge from their larval forms, their delicate wings carrying them into the air for the very first time. This remarkable event offers a glimpse into the origins of flight, echoing from the aerial dances of hoverflies in an English garden to the vast migrations of purple crow butterflies across the valleys of Taiwan. This episode chronicles