Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.

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Ed D
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Trying out the pond area again today. Azure Damselflies are prolific at the moment. Got this one just before it landed. :)

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PimperneBloke
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Superb shot Ed
SnappyMac
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Nice timing Ed
Ed D
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Trying to show the small life in the garden for a change. Plenty around but not wanting their photo taken.

Still, managed to snap this Marmalade Hoverfly.

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Ed D
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Salticus scenicus. The Zebra jumping spider.

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Ed D
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Managed to snap this Red Admiral butterfly today. Must have been a good 20-30 flying around. Love seeing them back in the garden.

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SnappyMac
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Ed D wrote: Sat May 30, 2026 7:41 pm Managed to snap this Red Admiral butterfly today. Must have been a good 20-30 flying around. Love seeing them back in the garden.
Sounds like you have a good number Ed, nice photo.
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That's a fab number in a garden, Ed, I think I've only seen a couple this year, and they were motoring on by, not pausing and posing. Love shots like yours, from slightly below, showing underwing patterning :yes:
Ed D
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On the theme of trying to get the small things in the garden, I had a go at this little mite. I think this is a Clover mite as the size seemed to be less than 1mm. You guys may know different. :)

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A very colourful mite Ed, nice focus.
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