Say hello to the first frog in the garden this year - on a journey from the shed to the edge of the pond...
Paul.
Paul.
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Say hello to the first frog in the garden this year - on a journey from the shed to the edge of the pond...
Paul.
I don’t look in this thread too often, I should do more regularly as it’s great.
The first post I looked at was this one and I thought, you’d called the frog Paul. Only when I scrolled back and realised you sign off with your name. I was thinking why has he called the frog Paul.
Nice photos mate.
You really should look through more often, and scroll back through. Some brilliant photos in here, particularly Pauls macro stuff.
Stunning
Say hello to the first frog in the garden this year - on a journey from the shed to the edge of the pond...
Paul.
Here`s one for you Paul.
What is the small Bee called, that live in little colonies in the ground / grassy banks called and all seem to come out of hibernation at the same time ?
The only reason I ask, that when I`ve been out running recently, I`ve come across loads of little colonies of them - you can`t really miss them, due to the perfect little holes they leave in the soil on grassy banks and they all seem to be buzzing around, just above the ground together.
Cheers mate, just looked Mason Bees up and I think they`re the ones.
Really pretty little Bees.
They all seem to have emerged this week for some reason - maybe the sunny weather woke them up ?
Next time I come across a colony, I`ll try and get a photo
They are not aggressive and won't sting. If they are in a cool area you may tempt them easily into your warmer hand, perfect for a snap shot!
Paul.
Paul.
This is a photo of a mason bee from my Flickr:
If the weather is okay tomorrow, I’ll see if I can find them.
They seem to be totally governed by the weather, as they totally disappear when it’s not sunny.
2 walnut orb weavers, and a rather gravid cellar spider, and the eye of a fly...
Paul.
Paul.
Dandelion clock...
Rose.
