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

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  1. wiseowl

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    To Bee or not to Bee:)
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      He's a beauty Woo,good shot:dbgrtmb:
       
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      Jennny, I think it's too small for doves to get on, we'll see!
      Pic tomorrow.:smile:
       
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      Spot the bee:biggrin:

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        Thistle bee its hiding place! :heehee:
         
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          Good morning Ziggy do you have to persevere in this inane childish behavior and keep messing up perfectly good threads old chap:lunapic 130165696578242 5:

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            Woo, your X-Ray vision isn't working so well this morning.

            I can see the bee in that picture :thumbsup:. The left arm of your cross goes through it with (about a third of the way along that arm) with a part of the bee beneath the arm.

            Woo has now kindly adjusted his picture :love30: :)
             
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              Good morning Shiney by gad you are right ,I thought that was just one of them black spots I get in my eyes first thing in the morning ,I shall rectify my mistake immediately my friend;)
               
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                To day I think its a Speckled Wood but my Butterfly I D leaves a lot to be desired:)

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                  Although on the decline,we have plenty of Sparrows, here's half of them and the 'old' nyjer feeders.
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                  Here is the new one with an attatched tray to catch what they drop.
                  Five Siskins have used it already (today) but not seen the Goldfinches yet.
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                    This little chap - Bee on helenium 23 August 2012 003.JPG working late this afternoon
                     
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                      The day has been warm but cloudy but it's been a day for a lot of insect activity in the garden. There were literally hundreds of bees and Hoverflies everywhere. Butterflies were also everywhere. All four of my Buddleias had Butterflies on them and if I stood still a Butterfly would land on me!!! Brilliant!!!! There were Peacock, White Cabbage, Small Tortoiseshell, Small Borders, Gate Keepers, and a Common Blue Butterfly [which is not that common as that was the very first I've seen in my garden].
                      All is well with the world when I see Nature working like that.:coffee::snork:
                       
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                        'Whats buzzing or flying near you'..................
                        Armed with my camera i thought i'd go for a really good search for the above...........
                        Spotted one cabbage white,a wasp a couple of bumble bees and that was it:cry3:not an ear wig,ant ,spider...nowt....Mr L reckons with the impending storm they've all ran for cover .....i'm fed up now...i've done my damndest to encourage all the critters into my garden .....i've looked under logs and everything that's lying around:dunno: not a one....
                        I'm gettng worried now:scratch:
                         
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                          Aw Loli,
                          I keep nipping outside for a few minutes of dry "window" and then charging back indoors as the heavens open yet again. I've been watching one bee trying so hard to land on the edge of a salvia flower . The flower's opening is bouncing up and down in the wind and the bee just can't make contact!
                          Bee's fed up,
                          Loli's fed up,
                          And so am I,
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