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What was a surprise was that it was flying around in the morning(it's a hummingbird hawk moth for those who don't entomologise from time to time)
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You lucky sod, i have put a little pond in the garden to help lure more wildlife in but only had a couple of white butterflies so far.Im jealous. -
goodness you are soooo lucky, lovely picture! thanks for posting it burnie!Comment
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They come every year and only seem to feed on night scented stock.Comment
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Thats a great photo!
I'm all for encouraging as much wildlife as possible and companion plant as well and am introducing flowers to the allotment.
This is a shot I took at home, the flower is a hardy perlagonium, the visitor is, I believe, a mining bee. Although if anyone knows for sure then please let me know
'People don't learn and grow from doing everything right the first time... we only grow by making mistakes and learning from them. It's those who don't acknowledge their mistakes who are bound to repeat them and do no learn and grow. None of us are done making mistakes or overflowing with righteous wisdom. Humility is the key.'
- Thomas HowardComment
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Stunning photo! Well done
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another picture
thanks for compliments,camera is a fuji finepix S602,quite old now but still does a nice shot.These were done with the macro function.Comment
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The caterpillars feed on Rosebay Willowherb. So you need to keep a few if you want to encourage the adult moths.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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Excellent photos both of you - thanks for sharing them with us!Comment
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