Superb photo.
Insects and other Creepy Crawlies
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Mel
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Did you get bored because you couln't watch tell? -O
Superb photo.
Superb photo.
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Great shots, BT! The smaller carpenter bee version has suddenly taken a liking to our Vaal River cottage after many years indeed! 
Magnificent boring workmanship...but what a mess!
Magnificent boring workmanship...but what a mess!
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Stunning Butterfly pic Sprocks.
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Re: Insects and other Creepy Crawlies
Some more things I've found in my garden.
A garden Locust Nymph.
A grasshopper with enormous antennae.
A fly
and another tiny fly.
A pair of Common Metallic Longhorn Beetles on a daisy.
A dragonfly which may be a female Red-veined Dropwing.
This pile of debris is possibly a Lacewing Nymph.
A Hoverfly.
A Bee Fly.
A Robber fly.
A Glittering Jewel Beetle.
Finally, a tiny Crab Spider on a daisy.
A garden Locust Nymph.
A grasshopper with enormous antennae.
A fly
and another tiny fly.
A pair of Common Metallic Longhorn Beetles on a daisy.
A dragonfly which may be a female Red-veined Dropwing.
This pile of debris is possibly a Lacewing Nymph.
A Hoverfly.
A Bee Fly.
A Robber fly.
A Glittering Jewel Beetle.
Finally, a tiny Crab Spider on a daisy.
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Stunning photography BT!!!
Sometimes it’s not until you don’t see what you want to see, that you truly open your eyes.
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Our stay at Bateleur was somewhat disappointing due to the severe closure of accessible areas at Rooibosrand, so I spent my free time exploring the surrounding areas in camp. Here are some of my "Bateleur Buddies" :
Welcome to the Hide
Bush Buddy
Blue-Eyed Blond
Welcome to the Hide
Bush Buddy
Blue-Eyed Blond
