Boss photos you've taken
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ItsOKImAPilot
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Love all of these. Pardon my ignorance, but all Liverpool?
Alio
They call me Avocado Baby
Cheers! They are Worcester, lid
ItsOKImAPilot
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Thanks! I cannot wait to come over in November.
BigDunc'sFod
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My recent trip to California for work, took a saunter down the Pacific Coast Highway:
My recent trip to California for work, took a saunter down the Pacific Coast Highway:
That bottom one is really nice
GraemeS1980
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carlos21
KING OF REP
Hello alio how are you tonight mate.
Have posted a couple pics from when I went to Africa before, and been meaning to scan in more to upload but have never got round to it. Got some of my cousins that he took while we were out there: http://s40.photobucket.com/user/phildw/library/Africa - Chris - See if you can spot which one is me 
PS - I'm not in any of these...
PS - I'm not in any of these...
First weevil I have seen in 2016. Was on the bin originally but it fell off when I poked it with a bit of grass, so it ended up on a house brick which gave it a more natural background anyway!
f/11, 1/250sec, ISO 125, Venus 60mm on the 70D.
Paul.
f/11, 1/250sec, ISO 125, Venus 60mm on the 70D.
Paul.
Snapped this as I was driving home today.
Started seeing a few bees now there is a hint of warmth as the sun grows stronger and brighter.
Here are a couple of mason bees, one of which will perish before too long as the mites have already taken a hold, the other will be OK for now at least...
Last two are nice busy bumbles amongst the apple blossom.
Paul.
Here are a couple of mason bees, one of which will perish before too long as the mites have already taken a hold, the other will be OK for now at least...
Last two are nice busy bumbles amongst the apple blossom.
Paul.
Following on from earlier bee photos, here is a worker bee from a later visit to the garden, followed by 4 images of the wonderful female walnut orb spider residing on the bird table, taken after midnight! The spider work is actually individual images, not cropped, where I just kept inching the Venus lens closer and closer until I eventually got so near that it became intrusive enough to spook her, and she scooted up under the roof area of the bird table and out of sight...
Paul.
Paul.