What is buzzing or flying near you today??

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by Marley Farley, Jun 17, 2006.

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  1. Liz

    Liz Gardener

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    I agree, the photos on here are really very good. I like the butterfly in flight, too.
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  2. frogesque

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    Thanks for the encouragement [​IMG]

    The Large White was skittering about the Nasturtium leaves - possibly laying eggs. They seem to like them as much as brassicas and soon the leaves will be a mass of holes with little green caterpillars munching away. I just let them get on with it as they self seed all over the place anyway.

    Edit: Hornbeam - I joind the Wild About Britain site (Posted pic in Weather cat.) but regarding IDs. The fly and wasp on the thistle are a complete mystery. Can't find any info. on either. The fly has dark red sides on its abdomen, that's what I was trying to get a pic of when the wasp apeared. I suspect it's one of the many gall wasps.

    [ 22. August 2006, 02:49 PM: Message edited by: frogesque ]
     
  3. GREENWIZARD

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    not sure if i've posted this one before or was it on another forum :confused:
    it was taken on 25/7/06
     
  4. Hornbeam

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    Frogesque - If you post photos in the "Unidentified" category on Wild About Britain, someone will ID them for you
     
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    Wonderful pics again GW. Thanks
     
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    nice as usual gee wiz [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  9. Fran

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    Beuatiful GW - the clarity is perfect.
     
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    Flippin Fantastic GW......
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    Hawkmoth caterpillar on Oleander in Turkey
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    Swallowtail(?) caterpillar in Turkey
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  13. Marley Farley

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    :D :D Wicked, wicked photos Strongy... :cool: Good to have you back...!! [​IMG] Nice Holiday?? [​IMG]
     
  14. roders

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    Good to see you back Strongy,
    Hope you had a great hol.
    Missed your pics. and your vast plant knowledge..
    WARNING Watch out for the dodgy greamlins... [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] Cheers.
     
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    Hi Roders/Marley, there's a lot of things here i'm catching up on, had a good hol but as it was between 34/41c daytime and around 28/29 at night most of the time we didn't get around to doing all the things we wanted to do as it was so sapping of energy. Not a very good time of year for wildlife or flowers so I don't have many pics.
     
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