What's Buzzin' or Flying Near You Today..? MK 3..

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    The Wasps are still around and now they're feeding on the lumps of fat that's in the seed feed for the Bird Feeders that I buy in 15-20 kilo sacks. I'll have to suspend feeding for a while so that I can remove the small lumps from the feed. They really get into a frenzy and ignore everything, even a camera lens up close and personal.!!
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      I still have Bees working away in the Garden.
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        Looks like a scrum! Is that maggoty looking thing in the foreground part of the bird seed or is it something they've killed? :yikes:
         
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        You're spot on, Fern.:snork: It's a dried Meal Worm that is part of the seed mix for the Bird Feeders and the birds like them. The Wasps are too intent on the small pieces of fat to do anything about it and maybe they don't like it in the dried state.:dunno::snork:
         
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          Not buzzing or flying just jumping;)



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            Nice one Woo.

            Got hit in the face by 2 girt moths yesterday, think they were Large Red Underwings.
             
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              Hi Zigs my friend and thank you,I hope you turned the other cheek:heehee:
               
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                Hi Woo :)

                I had to, there were 2 of them [​IMG]
                 
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                  Brilliant shot Woo:dbgrtmb:
                   
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                    Small Tortoiseshell sunbathing.....

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                      Saw my first Daddy Longlegs this morning ....
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                      Then spotted a ladybird having a wander through my wildflower patch ...
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                      Then she saw me and wandered off again ....
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                      And this fella took over (no idea what he is) ....

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                        On the stem of the fuchsia today but well hidden
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                        Elephant Hawk moth larvae

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                          Cracking shot Jenny:blue thumb::)
                           
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                            Well thank you Woo. A very photogenic subject.
                            I had a look at his mandibles through a magnifying glass - he was actually chomping through a very young side stem of the Delta's Sarah Fuchsia. I don't mind though, he's a welcome lodger and the bush is in good condition and able to host the odd caterpillar,
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                              I agree with woo, Jenny: amazing shot! Well captured and .. thank you for sharing it with us (never seen one before) :blue thumb:
                               
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