The bees loved my Echinaceas, which I grew in a big pot. They have been trqansplanted to the garden now, so I hgope they flourish just as well!
Another bee, another echinacea.
Different sort of bee on a helenium. "Thunder" tells me its a bee fly - disguised to look like a bee, but has only two wings. He's good at info like that! Thanks, Thunder!
I know I've posted this before, but you can't get much smaller than this tiny micro moth, the wings are about 4 or 5 mm long!
And I hope you are not eating your breakfast as you see this! This snail was methodically climbing up my pink lobelia and munching all the flowers, leave, the lot! I am not fond of snails!
Go to the link above and see what others have found of a small size!
6 comments:
Oh gosh Gilly, that little snail is amazing! Lucky you! Your other photos are pretty too. What treasures on your morning walk with your pup!
I love the coneflower, but that snail shot is impressive!!
The snail is a great shot - although I do admit to putting out bait to kill the blimmin' things!
I love the bees, especially the beautiful fat bumblebee.
Love your fuzzy bumblebees.
By the way, that 3rd on the helenium is a bee fly. It gets protection by looking like a bee, but it has no stinger. And unlike the bee, the bee fly has only two wings.
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What wonderful photos and the snail is precious!
Love the bees but the snail shot is just brilliant.
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