Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

OT. I saw my first ladybug today. It was stuck to my clothes prop outside 

now they are little sods  they bite like hell 

Oh I've never known that 

Baz posted:

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

those rope bridges look dodgy

Yes 

and they bounce when you walk on them shudder

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

Baz posted:

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

those rope bridges look dodgy

Yes 

and they bounce when you walk on them shudder

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

OT. I saw my first ladybug today. It was stuck to my clothes prop outside 

now they are little sods  they bite like hell 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

Sprout posted:

OT. I saw my first ladybug today. It was stuck to my clothes prop outside 

aww - saw one here about three weeks ago  on the hydrangea - 

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

Sprout posted:

Oh I've never known that 

a friend of mine had one in her little boys bedroom he was bitten all over until they found the culprit

All ladybirds can bite, but the Harlequin ladybird is more aggressive and tends to bite more often, according to the NHS. ... Look out for a white spot on its head – otherladybirds don't have these patches. “Ladybird bites can be painful, but aren't usually anything to worry about.”

Baz posted:

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

I've seen wasps 

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

OT. I saw my first ladybug today. It was stuck to my clothes prop outside 

now they are little sods  they bite like hell 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

Sprout posted:

OT. I saw my first ladybug today. It was stuck to my clothes prop outside 

aww - saw one here about three weeks ago  on the hydrangea - 

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

saw one from the train by Piccadilly - the train slowed and it was on a weed not seen a butter fly yet though - bliddy loads of wasps around

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Oh I've never known that 

a friend of mine had one in her little boys bedroom he was bitten all over until they found the culprit

 

All ladybirds can bite, but the Harlequin ladybird is more aggressive and tends to bite more often, according to the NHS. ... Look out for a white spot on its head – otherladybirds don't have these patches. “Ladybird bites can be painful, but aren't usually anything to worry about.”

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

 

I've seen wasps 

and me bliddy loads of them

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

 

and me bliddy loads of them

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

 

I've seen wasps 

So have I ....I’ve had to eject two from the house already 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Oh I've never known that 

a friend of mine had one in her little boys bedroom he was bitten all over until they found the culprit

 

All ladybirds can bite, but the Harlequin ladybird is more aggressive and tends to bite more often, according to the NHS. ... Look out for a white spot on its head – otherladybirds don't have these patches. “Ladybird bites can be painful, but aren't usually anything to worry about.”

Oh right 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

I’ve not seen any ....but did see my first butterfly today 

 

I've seen wasps 

and me bliddy loads of them

I haven't seen one yet 

Stunning countryside 

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Oh I've never known that 

a friend of mine had one in her little boys bedroom he was bitten all over until they found the culprit

 

All ladybirds can bite, but the Harlequin ladybird is more aggressive and tends to bite more often, according to the NHS. ... Look out for a white spot on its head – otherladybirds don't have these patches. “Ladybird bites can be painful, but aren't usually anything to worry about.”

didn't realise they bite  either 

Baz posted:

So have I ....I’ve had to eject two from the house already 

sodding things 

powerful waterfall

Wow! That's some waterfall 

Baz posted:

Stunning countryside 

yes

Oh wow 

Baz posted:

Oh wow 

stunning

I'm warm 

Sprout posted:

Wow! That's some waterfall 

I wanna stand under it right at this minute 

I wish when they subtitle something, you'd either get chance to read or could see all the words 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

I'm warm 

just nice here - 13 degrees

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Wow! That's some waterfall 

 

I wanna stand under it right at this minute 

Those weaver birds are amazing 

you kn ow some are gonna fail the nest test 

Pretty bird 

Sprout posted:

I wish when they subtitle something, you'd either get chance to read or could see all the words 

Yes 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

you kn ow some are gonna fail the nest test 

some lovely Islands

Oh grief 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

some lovely Islands

Yes 

Napoleon island looks very steep and dense forest

not keen on bats

Oh gross ....all those bats 

what a horrible screechy noise

 I'll give those islands a miss 

Baz posted:

Oh gross ....all those bats 

not keen