In a normally un-preposessing spot behind one of town's newer estate, I could see some clumps of scabious growing in a patch of wasteland. It looked like a nice little photo opp, so I went round for a closer look and found a lovely little micro habitat.
The scabious was attracting common carder, red tailed and buff tailed bumblebees, while a patch of what I think was meadow cranesbill was bringing in the honey bees to dine.
It goes to show what not cutting the grass has done for nature this year.
Si
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So beautiful!
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DeleteThe flowers are so delicate and the minutiae is picked up so well by your camera.
ReplyDeleteI have noticed many more butterflies this last couple of weeks and also many different bumble bees - as you say - maybe because the grass verges are left.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind comments
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