What's Buzzing or Flying near You Today..?? Mark 2..!!

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    Here's a piccy for you of the church of St Francis of Assisi - at Assisi. I took it at Christmas time.

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      I went a long time ago, when my mother was alive. I enjoyed it very much. I did a tour of Europe and Italy when I got divorced in my 30's.:doggieshmooze:
       
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      View attachment 11779 This little thing has been sitting by the feeder but not bothering to feed. Just enjoying the sun I think. Has he had a long journey and is now just grateful to be here or is he a resident? ID please someone?
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      Saw the first Hen Harrier (migrant) yesterday.
       
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        Well, even with the slight frost last night and this morning there are still some Butterflies, Bees and other insects flying around. I would have thought the Bees are on their last rounds of the flowers and the Butterflies must be looking to change.:scratch::snork:
         
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        But there is still the Ivy blossom for the bees yet I think?
         
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        True, Jenny, in fact there are still a lot of flowers for the Bees in the Garden. The Asters are doing well, the Japanese Anemones, the Rudbeckia, Cosmos, Monarda and others are still flowering. I was just thinking that with the shorter days and colder temperatures the Bees would be shutting down somewhat....apparently not:snork:
         
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          We now have two Jays that are regular visitors :dancy:

          The one on the left usually only comes once a day but the one on the right is now here a lot. He started off as a once a day visitor. :)

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            what - did you go there without telling me?!?!
             
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            Sorry, miraflores, :love30: :sad:, We used to go to visit different parts of Italy every Christmas and New Year. Beautiful place, but could get very cold at that time of year.

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              it's ok, I go to a lot of places without telling you:dbgrtmb:

              just surprised it is still up after the earthquakes, because a lot of damage took place in that area in the last few years...
               
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              Your visitor Jenny is a common Dunnock, it used to be known as the Hedge Sparrow but it is not related. Yes it is a resident, usually seen in singles or pairs.:smile:
               
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              I thought Jenny was referring to the lizard :heehee:
               
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              Many thanks Strongy,
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