Pot Pourri
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Jacksparrow
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Re: Pot Pourri
Enjoyable as ever. Thank you willpar.
I was interested to see the Toadflax which doesn't usually flower until August at the earliest up my way. Some exotic poppies which I assume are escapees. Dunno on the caterpillar,the bigger ones are often moths.
I was interested to see the Toadflax which doesn't usually flower until August at the earliest up my way. Some exotic poppies which I assume are escapees. Dunno on the caterpillar,the bigger ones are often moths.
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Thank you jacksparrow. Will have to look the moth up. The poppies were all over the place on some wasteland.
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That's nice, Willpar: an Allium Special !!
V. surprised to see uneaten strawbs.
My brambles are out too.
My untutored eye tells me (I think?) that the butterfly at 7.17 is a bit special. Is it a swallowtail type ??
From the angle of the rampant E.Pea it looks as though it's climbing up the house
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Very good and lots of colour.
V. surprised to see uneaten strawbs.
My brambles are out too.
My untutored eye tells me (I think?) that the butterfly at 7.17 is a bit special. Is it a swallowtail type ??
From the angle of the rampant E.Pea it looks as though it's climbing up the house
Very good and lots of colour.
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Hi Placi, thanks for looking. The butterfly i am quite sure is a comma. Although from the angle it looks a bit more exotic. It was a lovely little bunch of strawbs. I tend to leave them there for the wildlife. I like the pea colour, rather soft and delicate.
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Very good Kev. I keep telling myself I should get up early and see it with the naked eye but lose my enthusiasm once I'm in bed. 
