These little buggers are so amazing, this was really fun to watch!! All your photo's are amazing! Thank you for all the time it took to put it all together!
Ah glad you did, thanks alot for the curation too. I think not many people around me have this plant in the garden, so its pretty rare bringing them from all around..
Hmmmm, must be tasty.... It's like the latest exotic restaurant in town... :D - word must have gotten around the insect neighbourhood ~ "Ohhh, have you been to the latest sedum place that's just sprung up?" :D :D
It is amazing how flowers attract so many different species. I am seeing so many Doublebanded Carpenter Bees (Xylocopa caffra) here where I live. And I recently saw a small documentary on how many different species of insects are needed to pollinate flowers, not only the honey bees.
I can think it was fun! The Carpenter Bees are not aggressive but their size makes them look aggresive. It is fun to take pictures of them but every now and then I run away because I think they want to sting me!
Wow @solominer , I can't believe the diversity of insects you captured here on these flowers, they clearly have something for everyone.
The near by Red Paper Wasp did not appreciate this and promptly told them to get a room.
This made me laugh out loud while watching the video, brilliant.
Do you by any chance know what kind of skipper butterfly that short stout one is? I really like skippers, they are so cute because they look disproportioned to me.
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Some wonderful capture. Great. The fight between two was looking like sympathy to each other. Enjoyed all the photographs and video. In macro mode, both the insect and flower got lovely view. Thanks for sharing.
These little buggers are so amazing, this was really fun to watch!! All your photo's are amazing! Thank you for all the time it took to put it all together!
They sure are cool. I would just watch them for many minutes at a time, so glad I brought my camera out and got some good shots of them.
You're welcome, glad you liked them.
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Enjoyed all your shots... :) Seems your flowers are the trendiest / top restaurant for all species for now... :)
Ah glad you did, thanks alot for the curation too. I think not many people around me have this plant in the garden, so its pretty rare bringing them from all around..
Hmmmm, must be tasty.... It's like the latest exotic restaurant in town... :D - word must have gotten around the insect neighbourhood ~ "Ohhh, have you been to the latest sedum place that's just sprung up?" :D :D
Oh, how fascinating!
Your garden is a haven, for you and the insects and bugs!
Hah yeah its pretty amazing how much life it harbors.
I really am amazed by that butterfly!!!
It is amazing how flowers attract so many different species. I am seeing so many Doublebanded Carpenter Bees (Xylocopa caffra) here where I live. And I recently saw a small documentary on how many different species of insects are needed to pollinate flowers, not only the honey bees.
It sure is, been alot of fun watching them. Ah I do not think we have the Doublebanded Carpenter Bee around where I live.
Yep, I did a presentation on Solitary bees. They are most common than honey bees actually.
I can think it was fun! The Carpenter Bees are not aggressive but their size makes them look aggresive. It is fun to take pictures of them but every now and then I run away because I think they want to sting me!
Wow @solominer , I can't believe the diversity of insects you captured here on these flowers, they clearly have something for everyone.
This made me laugh out loud while watching the video, brilliant.
Do you by any chance know what kind of skipper butterfly that short stout one is? I really like skippers, they are so cute because they look disproportioned to me.
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Hehe yeah its pretty cool seeing them all interact on the flowers. Yeah it was a Fiery Skipper I believe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiery_skipper
thanks alot for the comment
Very cool. One day I'll make sure to include these in a garden bed seeing as they are so popular.
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Some wonderful capture. Great. The fight between two was looking like sympathy to each other. Enjoyed all the photographs and video. In macro mode, both the insect and flower got lovely view. Thanks for sharing.
Ah glad you enjoyed the macro views of these, its quite the different world when up close.
Hah yeah that Wasp did not want anything to do with those two!
It is my favorite ! I adore making those little videos 🙂 , i will share
Yours is truely beautiful , all pink 🌸
Thanks alot, glad you liked it. I am amazed so many different insects showed up to feed on that Sedum.
Appreciate the reblog.