Has anybody got any idea of what kind of fungus it is?
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Yes I think so, despite the name "common seals" aren't that common (not here anyhow).Lifelinking wrote:What a great photograph Alan. Is that a Grey Seal?
A Grey Seal? I thought it was a self-port...Lifelinking wrote:What a great photograph Alan. Is that a Grey Seal?
No Alan! This is me (the one on the left) Although the beard is no more, and sadly Toby pbuh is no more either.Alan H wrote:A Grey Seal? I thought it was a self-port...Lifelinking wrote:What a great photograph Alan. Is that a Grey Seal?
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Nice pics Thomas, I believe it a Harlequin ladybird.Thomas wrote:When it comes to photographing the natural world, I'm still a learner. The fungus and the seal are stunning.
Here's a more mediocre fuschia xmas cactus
And here's what seemed to me to be a rather unusual ladybird - maginified, obviously!
Does anyone have a clue as to how to tell them apart?Don't be fooled by appearances. It may look like the same delicate insect which has graced our gardens for centuries.
How did they do it?MedMae wrote:I just get really pissed off by the irresponsibility of those who introduced them. Especially the farmers who did it in europe. It had already been determined that it is a very bad idea to introduce this species because it is so invasive but they did it anyway. And will they get any punishment for it? I think not!