Back in London, in the very centre of the city, I have a tiny courtyard back garden, heavily shaded. Even there, all kinds of life goes on. There are parakeets, but they won’t let me photograph them. So instead I have settled for a late bee! There’s very little nectar around at this time of year, but in a not-very-well-tended corner of the garden this bee has found my Fatsia japonica flowers.
The flowers are tiny, but there is plenty of pollen for the bee to dislodge:
and then carry on its hind legs to another flower.
I don’t get your blogs automatically but I can find them when I need a boost of beauty. Keep it up.
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Enjoying your posts including the Cotswolds. Will be a nice respite if you can continue finding subjects through the winter when we need this! >
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