Thursday, 26 March 2020

Pottering Round the Garden ...

... with the Canon 70D plus 17-85mm macro lens in hand to see what was about on a (relatively) warm, sunny afternoon.

Peeling bark on the old leylandii stump

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A pair of amorous ladybirds who throught they were hidden from prying eyes

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Lots of tiny pollen beetles, especially on the tĂȘte-a-tete.

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A pretty pink Dianthus

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A button daisy

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Finally a rather tatty Peacock Butterfly on the Heather

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It was lovely to get out in the fresh air without having to wrap up like an Inuit.
As so often happens the thing I went out to photograph eluded me.
I had spotted a Bee-fly hovering several times but it was camera shy.

3 comments:

  1. Good to see life carrying on. Those Ladybirds need a talking to. Haven't they heard of the 2m rule?

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  2. Lovely to see your photographs. Not seen a Bee Fly here yet - hope you managed to get a photo.

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  3. Your insect life is much more plentiful down there than it is up here at 600 feet asl Jon.

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Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John

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