Harbinger
The moon on my street
Tomato
Truck's arse at a light.
Not a bumblebee
This year's first dahlia's arse-side
Some bug in the ragwort
Fly visiting
Another sign
Hornet moth
Syrphid flies
Probably a miner
The least loved butterfly?
Not as carefully focussed as I should have done
Young gull gone early
They were just passing by
Some butterfly, some fly
Outside our window
Smells like Scotch whisky
Bottles saved from the recyclers
Summit
Eponymy
Slug
Red admirable
Spider on crackerberry
Sleepy Cove mine
Better late than never
Portent
Eastern tiger swallowtail
Chives on the table
Eagle
Peak rhodo
Partial scowlery
Marvel
Our neighbourhood's friendliest starling
Same bird, different pose
Starling with peanut
Singer
At Mr Mundy's Pond
Three-week fogs
Not the usual view
Guest in the sink
Carpenter
Stitched fog
Peak
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Bachelor's buttons
A bloom in our driveway today.
I know: some people call these ox-eyed daisies. But I grew up calling them bachelor's buttons and still do most of the time.
They were the prime object of predictive dismemberment routines: "She loves me, she loves me not," etc.
I know: some people call these ox-eyed daisies. But I grew up calling them bachelor's buttons and still do most of the time.
They were the prime object of predictive dismemberment routines: "She loves me, she loves me not," etc.
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