What is buzzing or flying near you today??

Wow! What a cracking shot, Marley. Well done...:gnthb:

 

Walnut, a very belated Thank You for the ID. Your moth is a beauty and how did you get it to sit still long enough on your hand to get that wonderful shot?

Marley, just love your colourful shield bug. Like Peri, I also didn't know that there are such colourful ones, mainly green or brownish.

 

Beautiful photos everyone. You must have some really good cameras there.

 

Hi Kedi I disturbed the moth whilst working and it was very reluctant to fly in the daylight,I put it under cover after the shot.

 

Thank you Kathy.

 

Unknown butterfly seen in the garden here in Florida this afternoon -






Found this little Corn Snake (about 25 cm long) under the front door over here last week, two days in a row, in fact.

 

As usual Kedi excellent shots I think the butterfly is the Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae)

 

Thanks Walnut, my ID-friend, what would I do without you? :luv:

 

Great shots of the corn snake, Kedi. Good thing that they aren't poisonous, because that last image looks like it's ready to strike out, ouch!!

 

Thanks Strawman.

In fact, it did jump from out of the coil quite a few times, didn't like me taking so many pics of it, nor trying to get my tape measure close enough and my son trying to straighten it out with a broom. I couldn't measure it exactly but we both agreed that it was about 25cm long.

 

Nice one Kedi, they really are attractive snakes ,the Flutterby too.:gnthb:

 

s00kAnyone no what this is please, and why would they be congregating in our downstairs loo.
There must be about 30 of them just sitting on the walls.
Yuk

 

Lyn, they look like mosquitoes. AAarrrgh!!!