Seems having an aphid infestation in the elderberry bush has its benefits, lots of ladybirds. As well as wasps, but they are keeping to themselves mostly.

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Seems having an aphid infestation in the elderberry bush has its benefits, lots of ladybirds. As well as wasps, but they are keeping to themselves mostly.

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The little mason bee came back and hung around a bit for some close ups!

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Some of last years pics I completely forgot about coming up, hoping this year is as good once it gets going.

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A pohoto from a number of years ago, but still one of my favourites.
If you like nature photography, you can check out my Getty Images Portfolio here – K L Wicks Portfolio

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It’s an exciting time in the garden. Moat of the butterflies gave moved on, but caterpillars are here. Mostly cabbage whites, large and small at first.

But in the last few days have spotted 3 grey dagger moth caterpillars on the little cherry tree.

And glanced over the little raspberry bush and spotted a rusty tussock!

Was also treated to a square spot rustic moth that appeared under the back door when opened. Looks like Autumn will be a busy one for moths.

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