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That’s a great photo Bones, perfect for a caption competition. Can imagine what the sparrow hawk is thinking!!
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A garden cross spider preparing what looks like a common stinging wasp for its lunch.
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Nicos You mean the Caryopteris. Yes, it's a bit tender. We thought we had lost it this winter, which was unusually cold here, but it struggled back to life.
We take a chance on tender plants and accept that every five years or so they will get done for.
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Q….I got all excited for a sec , thinking that’s a plant I could grow in my wildlife garden.
Further research says it ‘suffers’ below 5*C here. Darn
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Speckled Wood butterfly on our coast path walk this morning.
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Bees on Caryopteris. They really love it, especially just after watering.
A bit blurry - couldn't get the phone to focus on the the actual bees without going into pro mode, which is only understood by teenagers.
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Originally posted by Snoop Puss View PostLovely photo, Mr Bones.
quanglewangle, I don't want to think about how you took that shot... Having rolled in the fast lane on the M6, pictures like that give me the wobbles.
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For the first time in twenty years there’s been a nettle weed growing in the front garden,I don’t have this in the back garden either. Because of the peacock butterflies I left it there,today I saw this & it looks a bit like a peacock butterfly caterpillar,did the butterfly put the seed there for her egg
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