Boss photos you've taken
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This is possibly Isotomurus sp. - and measured maybe 1mm or so in length, perhaps a touch longer. One of the elongate springtails.
First photo was my "locator" and was quite a way back, just to try and get the camera and lens in a good position.
Second one is at around 1.5:1 on the 85mm LAOWA lens.
Paul.
First photo was my "locator" and was quite a way back, just to try and get the camera and lens in a good position.
Second one is at around 1.5:1 on the 85mm LAOWA lens.
Paul.
Wriggle in vain, the wet woody, and the crossing, and a small ichy...
Part of the night shift series, a missing sector has it's supper - the greenbottle wasn't staying still though, then there's a wet woodlouse, a few droplets of dew starting to form, and finally a millipede crossing across a woodlice like it wasn't even there... and a small ichneumonid wasp.
Paul.
Part of the night shift series, a missing sector has it's supper - the greenbottle wasn't staying still though, then there's a wet woodlouse, a few droplets of dew starting to form, and finally a millipede crossing across a woodlice like it wasn't even there... and a small ichneumonid wasp.
Paul.
Female Coelichneumon desinatorius.
This is a mainly black species. The female however (as this is) has a broad pale band across the otherwise dark antennae.
I have (as far as I know) never seen one before in the garden - so always nice to see a new ichneumonid wasp!
Paul.
This is a mainly black species. The female however (as this is) has a broad pale band across the otherwise dark antennae.
I have (as far as I know) never seen one before in the garden - so always nice to see a new ichneumonid wasp!
Paul.
Alan Whittle
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Mid October and Mrs Whittle’s wild flower patch is still rocking.
Alan Whittle
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Wonderful that mate. A proper garden.
Give me that over an 'ornate' border and an immaculately manicured lawn any day of the week.
Wonderful that mate. A proper garden.
Give me that over an 'ornate' border and an immaculately manicured lawn any day of the week.
We’ve left a section of ours to go wild, with climbers, missus hates it.
But, we’ve had Blackbirds, Robin and a Wood Pigeon all nest in there.
Which isn’t bad, considering our back is really a yard.
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Mrs. Whittle’s green fingers. I just mow the lawns.
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That patch is still alive with bees. We have a lot of cover in the garden so also full of birds nesting in spring and throughout the summer. Great to see isn’t it?
It really is.
We get a bat that comes in, during the Summer too, which I also take to be a sign, that our garden is doing it’s job too.
She hangs upside down in her spiralling galaxy...
Paul.
Paul.
Alan Whittle
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Out for a walk on the nearby National Trust Estate and found this whopper. “Fly Agaric” apparently. Poisonous and psychotic properties. SSHHROOOoooom!
Magic mushies x 10 those mate !
Yeah, don't eat them or you'll think you're a red sh1te! 
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