Maximum temperature 20C, minimum 12C. 14 km/h NW wind with 39 km/h gusts. 6mm rain measured in the last 2 days. Intermittent rain/sun most of the last couple of days.
Rain drops on roses....
Jewels on a spider web.
Granny Smith.
Calendula.
Rain drops on the willow tree. If you care to stand on your head you can see our house in the rain drop 😉
Bumble bee in the pumpkin flowers....
and at rest.
The bees seem to like the rotting plums.
There were some brave butterflies out - Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta)....
Small white (Pieris rapae)...
and my guess is this is the opposite sex to the one above from the play that was going on!
Speckled Wood (Pararge aegeria).
Tomatoes looking good...
as above.
Eurasian Collared-Dove (Streptopelia decaocto).
Beautiful nature photos, dear Diane, and the tomatoes look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe tomatoes are so good. I cannot believe the difference between ours and bought ones!! Take care, have a good weekend Diane
DeleteOh my goodness. Your photos are absolutely stunning! Such detail.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, you r lovely comments are always so welcome. Hope your weekend is a good one Diane
DeleteRaindrops make beautiful photos. I can imagine the cool fresh air in your garden after the rain. Have a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy, I agree raindrops do make good photos but I can do with out too much of it. Just enough for the garden is perfect :-) Happy weekend Diane
DeleteBeautiful raindrop pics. Your photography is superb.
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane, from you that is a real compliment. Happy weekend t'other Diane
DeleteOh la! Every image a gem Diane! Raindrops on roses are sublime! Happy weekend ✨
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Grace, and for the kind compliments. Hope your weekend is a good one as well. Take care Diane
DeleteAlways so very impressed with your photos Diane, these are stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise, hope you have a fab weekend Diane
DeleteBet those rotting plum eating bees, are funny to watch... _Trying_ to fly away, in a "straight line." ,-)
ReplyDeleteHooray for the return of WiFi!
Gorgeous rain/dew drops photos...
Yes I am sure those plums are very alcoholic, I try to stay clear of the wasps and bees in their drunken state ha ha.
DeleteThanks for the kind comment. have a great weekend Diane
I do love your spider web jewels. It is always a favourite of mine to try and capture.
ReplyDeleteI also love spider webs when they are wet but your photos are much better than mine. Keep well Diane
DeleteGlad your WIFI is back up. Does that happen often. What is .5? Love the raindrop jewels on everything. Drooling over the tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteWish I could send you some tomatoes, we have masses at present. 0.5 megabits per second, we had 10.0 in the UK so it is a huge difference!!!!! Take care Diane
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