Later a Red Admiral with very tatty fragmented wings settled on the yellow flowers of a Golden Daisy Bush or Euryops in the sunny front garden. Meanwhile on the Rosemary a single Honeybee was taking advantage of the unseasonal flowering.
Sunday, February 06, 2005
The Birds and Bees
The earlier suspected Goldcrest in the Hawthorn tree at the bottom of the garden was corroborated with a new sighting today. It was possible to see the bird with binoculars and to make reference to a bird guide.
Later a Red Admiral with very tatty fragmented wings settled on the yellow flowers of a Golden Daisy Bush or Euryops in the sunny front garden. Meanwhile on the Rosemary a single Honeybee was taking advantage of the unseasonal flowering.
Later a Red Admiral with very tatty fragmented wings settled on the yellow flowers of a Golden Daisy Bush or Euryops in the sunny front garden. Meanwhile on the Rosemary a single Honeybee was taking advantage of the unseasonal flowering.
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