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A garden resident/ the Peacock Pansy
Terra farmer
Pied Paddy Skimmer (male)
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Vegetable garden close to home5 years ago
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This Year’s Success13 years ago
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Garden Talk2 months ago
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Garden pathway
Butterfly-pea
Brown butterfly on bamboo
Amazing maize!
Grown in the hilly areas of Assam. These are from North Cachar Hills.
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers.--Basho
My potted crotons
The Earth Laughs In Flowers
Time for a sip of ambrosia!
Taste of summer!
My hybrid bougainvillea
The cosmos patch, after the rain.
The first flowering shrub I planted on our land
Every flower is a soul blooming in Nature.-Gerard De Nerval
3 comments:
Cool critters!!!!
The red winged one looks like a dragon fly or a damselfly, perhaps?
The red wings with the white tips are very beautiful, crying out "look at me".I see dragon- and damselflys in different colours in my garden but not this one. The little brown butterfly looks so humble on the hibiscus leave, and still has a lovely pattern on its wings. Great, to observe all sorts of visitors to the garden.
Cindee/Trudi,
Every winged creature flit about in the mornings like there's no tomorrow. But late afternoons, they r..e..s..t-- on their chosen leaf, twig, or a clothesline that's just been emptied of a load of laundry.
I think the red one is a dragonfly.I looked up and found out that dragonflies have their "iridiscent wings outspread at rest" unlike damselflies whose wings are usually closed at rest. Thanks for visiting!
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