LadyGaladriLezb
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Well you're in luck then because there's a bunch of them around here lately. Gonna share one I saw just earlier in my garden!
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LadyGaladriLezb
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Small tortoiseshell butterfly on what is imaginatively known as the butterfly budelia plant
I could've snapped that, both of the species are in my garden right now! And thank you for teaching me the species' names in English!Small tortoiseshell butterfly on what is imaginatively known as the butterfly budelia plant
LadyGaladriLezb
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I'm still learning all of this myself so I use google lens quite a bit still. But getting more familiar with the butterfly species in particular. One more on the way before I have to head out to meet a friend!
LadyGaladriLezb
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Small cabbage white butterfly extracting some nutrients from a thistle blossom
LadyGaladriLezb
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@MissMonroe I also have selection of mushrooms lol if you're into that! One even looks like a smiley face. But that's for another time x
It took me some time to snap this mega fast butterfly that moves like a humming bird, hence the name Humming-bird Hawk-moth.
LadyGaladriLezb
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What a great photo! Yes they are seriously quick. The name is very apt! You did well to get any sort of clarity at all, love it x
I have recently been loaned a camera thats far above my skill levels, still figuring it all.out. Hopefully it'll lead to some good pics to share here! Meantime, that mushroom I promised is on the way...
LadyGaladriLezb
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Common puffball. The holes and markings make it look like a slightly melancholy face with a lil tear rolling down the cheek