Pot Pourri

[Willpar]

Hi Placi, must say I had to look up Muscari as I have never heard of it. But I have heard of grape hyacinths. Never knew their relation to asparagus either, they look nothing like it. Once out in the countryside, stone walls are quite common. I do like them though, nice and natural.

Jacksparrow, I was following the robin along the hedge, hoping it would settle down a bit long enough to get a video. Did manage around five seconds of it. Wished it was more, but settle for what I can get.

[Placido]

'Twas just that muscari is quicker to type, Willpar

[Willpar]

Spring is a springing.

[Placido]

That is a real gem, Willpar !! The Grey Waggie was a real surprise, congratz on that sighting.
Winter aconites are among my fave spring flowers, and I haven't seen a bee yet.
Your daffodils are almost as advanced as mine is

[Willpar]

Wondered what they were placi those winter aconites. There are lots of them about on my travels. Was nice to see some insects on the flowers.

[Butterfly]

This is such a nice video Willpar , that grey wagtail is so cute, I've never seen one. I'm surprised that bees are already out and about

[Jacksparrow]

Great stuff Willpar
I think your Pied Wagtail was hoping for some food. The second flying insect looked very much like a Queen Wasp.

[Willpar]

Hi Jacksparrow. Just wanted to show the pied wagtails were still about. But must be thinking now of the countryside, coming up to that point I would say. I thought the wasp was not an ordinary one when I looked at the video, as it looked larger.

[Willpar]

More anybody? Taken over the past few days or so.

[Willpar]

I got a buzz from this one.