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Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

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toners

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13-06-2019, 09:20 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Originally Posted by Right Now ->

I am enjoying these photos so very much! Thanks for the thread, toners

Ha Ha Right- no thanks to me seems posters take the credit. Some fantastic posts.

toners

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Cheshire

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13-06-2019, 09:23 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Originally Posted by Pyxell ->

It was a weird find. Just walking along the quay, looking at the boats, and there was this big clump of mussels!

A good eye for the photo Pyx

Pyxell

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13-06-2019, 09:36 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Originally Posted by toners ->

A good eye for the photo Pyx

Ta! I like weird things!

Pyxell

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15-06-2019, 12:32 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Took this in Snowdrop Valley, can't remember where it is...went there a while back on a gardens visit.

I thought the moss-covered branch looked like a spider monkey!

Edit....just checked..... it's at Wheddon Cross, Exmoor.

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toners

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15-06-2019, 04:32 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Originally Posted by Pyxell ->

Took this in Snowdrop Valley, can't remember where it is...went there a while back on a gardens visit.

I thought the moss-covered branch looked like a spider monkey!

Edit....just checked..... it's at Wheddon Cross, Exmoor.

.

Brilliant photo well spotted!

toners

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17-06-2019, 08:24 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Bufftailed Bumble bees (or White tailed Bumble bees- apparently need a DNA test to spot the difference) enjoying the sunshine- difficult to get the best focus as it was quite windy.

Just taking off

Quite colder today and I spotted them hanging on to the flowers sort of comatose.

Richmond

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17-06-2019, 09:46 PM

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Re: Flora,Fauna,Funghi 'n fings

Originally Posted by toners ->

Bufftailed Bumble bees (or White tailed Bumble bees- apparently need a DNA test to spot the difference) enjoying the sunshine- difficult to get the best focus as it was quite windy.

Just taking off

Quite colder today and I spotted them hanging on to the flowers sort of comatose.

WOW! Fantastic capture, Toners.