The Dragonflies like perching spots.
in the Queen's Anne's Lace.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Berries and camouflage
in the Queen's Anne's Lace.
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in the Queen's Anne's Lace.
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Once again, beautiful photographs.
Dear Sherry,
Indeed, thank goodness.
I watched a wasp walk past a beautiful moth the other day. They were on the wall beside my front door. I was so relieved......
It is lovely to watch the birds feed on the berries, isn't it.
I never cut my garden back until the Spring arrives. It sometimes looks a mess but I would rather give the wildlife cover and leave the seeds for the birds.
Forgot to mention that young mantis and Queen Anne's lace...lovely combination.
Hi, Sherry.
Thank you for beautiful photos.
In my garden,there are not something berry for birds now, but soon some kind of berries will ripen. I am looking forward to their visit.
A mantis is good at hiding. Sometimes I am surprised, finding them in plants.
Have a great time.
Sarah.
Sherry I Love the photos very nice.
I have taken to leaving some of my plants up as well so that birds and others can feed from them.
I'm glad to learn that the Mantis doesn't find young monarchs tasty.
I really find it odd that they will eat Hummingbirds...Eeeek! I did a post on it earlier in the summer.
Beautiful photos of cool critters.
Lovely photos. I am in awe of you capturing a bird with berry in its mouth. You must have had a split second in which to take its pic!
The mantis has grown up indeed and Queen Anne's lace is better left up, in my opinion.
What beautiful photos! You really have a talent there. I enjoyed them and am glad I browsed blogs today.
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I recently discovered TYWKIWDBI and every day I look for something new to learn or marvel at or find amusing . This collection of photographs has stirred me,for I am a lover of flowers and insects and the life I see out in my yard every day. Thank you !
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