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I know the guys on the end are a curse for you allotment holders but i love to see them feeding in the garden, for sucha basically shy bird, theres a pair that visit us often.
BTW, the two middle ones were of a daady long legs emerging from his cast/egg whatever it is called, as you can see tho, didnt quite work out
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An early birthday pressie from my cat Lily - brought in on her fur! Just what I need on my allotment, eh?Attached FilesIf I'm not on the Grapevine I can usually be found here!....https://www.thecomfreypatch.co.uk/
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Lovely warm day on the allotment and I had a few insects busying themselves on my spring bulbs and Pulmonaria - hoverflies, 'normal' flies (bluebottle-ish), couple of honey bees, a Small Tortoiseshell butterfly and this gorgeous queen My first of the year!
I've identified her as a Buff-tailed Bumble Bee Bombus terrestris
https://bumblebeeconservation.org/ab...on-bumblebees/
Attached FilesIf I'm not on the Grapevine I can usually be found here!....https://www.thecomfreypatch.co.uk/
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I hung my flourescent yellow cycling jacket in my polytunnel the other day, and when i went to put it on an hour later, it had the biggest bee i've ever seen nestling into the collar, and it didn't want to come off, guess it thought it'd found the daffodil mothership! Must have been a queen, it was the size of a small mouse!He-Pep!
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Bumble bees are pretty laid back and not as likely to sting you as a Honey Bee....but it still makes you jump when you realise you have one on you!!!
A very tatty Peacock was on the plot today....along with a few more gorgeous big Bumblers! Gorgeous warm sunny day - car said it was 19c outside when I left at 3pm!
I got cracking with planting a few of the wildlife-friendly perennials along the back fence of the plot and really enjoyed myself getting COVERED in mud! I plan to put a pond where my shadow is in the third pic with boggy plants next to it and a wildflower meadow in front of that which will stretch up to the flower borders. In my head it looks fantastic so fingers crossed I can recreate it in real life!If I'm not on the Grapevine I can usually be found here!....https://www.thecomfreypatch.co.uk/
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostSiskin update...
She came back...with her boyfriend!
And boy they don't half peck at and flap their wings at the great tits!
Oh...and yesterday, near the coast , we heard a skylark singing it's little head off
Isn't Spring lovely?
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Ladybirds everywhere today in the warm sunshine. I could see them sitting on leaves, hiding in nooks on the greenhouse, and on last year's marjoram flowering stems.
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Lots of bugs and beasties about and even young and larvae. My oldest decided we should take a piccie of this yellow ladybug
And I know how much you all love slimies so hear are a couple of fatties for ya
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This fellow is strutting his stuff, almost Jaggeresque, at the bottom of my garden trying to impress the ladies but they seem to be more interested in the barley I put out for them
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