Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2024 4:20 pm The bee was about 2.5 cm, Lis!

Quite big

Nice pic of Dwarf! Was he a colonel?

You are right, the orange ant is ugly

The meat for the pregos looks good, I can almost smell it

Next morning up at dawn, these mongeese were getting more and more tame!


One even wandered inside the house!




Close up...their fur sort of shimmers in photos...



One had a missing eye!

And off on our Walk!

Zebra in flowers...

2 in 1...



And yet another dragonfly!

A brown one this time...count the legs!


Flowers much more common this time of year vs late winter!


And this was our first ever tree agama pic, they are deucedly difficult to photograph!

Nice little mongooses. I had a zebra in the entrance

How can you have "missing eye"?

Lovely yellow flower

Also love the flower, Richprins,

and for sure the mongoose are the cutest

Onward!

Two flutterbyes mating, it seems?

And this quite extraordinary sight....a communal spiders nest after they had obviously been feasting on these insects!


These nests are quite common, a more normal one nearby:


Quite a fancy pic, new life sprouting up through rubble thrown to fill the road!

Back at home some visitors, I was still taking pics of everything so early in the season!



A baby baby one!

Glug glug!


It is a bit unnerving operating without a ceiling...but it was progressing!

Ahhh...

Thanks so much, Richprins,

interesting spider nest and also love the zebbies