I decided it was too hot to go far, so stuck to home territory, hope you enjoy... and some are worth a bit of a zoom-in!
https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjD1cA1
In the garden 29/07/2026
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Jacksparrow
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Re: In the garden 29/07/2026
All the fun of the English country garden.
The flying sparrow was unexpected. 
Re: In the garden 29/07/2026
I bet the book never got opened with all them lovelies to photograph
nice mint moth 
Pardon the Scottish accent
Re: In the garden 29/07/2026
Great macro photo's PB, I have made a note to look out for some of those species...
Need to check my mint moth bush, seen none this year yet.
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PimperneBloke
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Re: In the garden 29/07/2026
Yeah, it did... everything sort of happens in waves in our garden, it'll die down for 15 minutes, then be a flurry of activity for 5Linda257 wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 7:01 am I bet the book never got opened with all them lovelies to photographnice mint moth
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PimperneBloke
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Re: In the garden 29/07/2026
Thanks Snappy, didn't know what would turn up, but the Mint Moth just sat on the lavender with the bee's whirling about for a good couple of hours!