The Safari has some pics from the other afternoon in the Butterfly Zone
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| A double-flowered Creeping Buttercup |
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| Common Darter |
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| Grey Squirrel |
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| Starts off like this |
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| Gets like this |
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| Ends up very very tasty |
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| Brown Lipped Banded Snail |
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| White Lipped Banded Snail - only inches away from his 'friend' above |
And now a series of
Volucella pellucens hoverflies on
Snowberry
Today we spotted a
Goldfinch sporting a green ring on its left leg, but we couldn't see the right leg. Got a few pics of the flock feeding on the
Spear Thistles through the dirty double glazed windows...deffo a huge amount more life on our 'untidy needs weeding' side than the neat and tidy side.
Later the Young Uns discovered it had another green ring on the other side rather than a BTO type so it's likely an escaped or released cage-bird...bet it's glad to be out and free.
Where to next? Hordes descending tomorrow.
In the meantime let us know what's hanging upside-down in your outback.
We were told today that Frank needs the operation if he is not to hobble round painfully for the rest of his born days - thank the lord for pet insurance...aka pet protection racket...just how much will the premiums be next time we need to renew the policy???
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