Amaryllis belladonna 'Rose Fonce'
- 26 Aug, 2017
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While there is a regular fly on the flower, to the right is a hoverfly coming in for a landing.
This is several shades darker than the normal belladonna, and several weeks earlier in flowering.
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Fabulous photo!
26 Aug, 2017
Thanks. I wish I had had my camera with me this morning when there were a couple of buzzards flying low and hunting. I am on a knoll, so after they come over the little valley behind me, they end up being low over my backyard.
27 Aug, 2017
Oh wow, I bet that was a sight.
27 Aug, 2017
That would of made a fantastic photo . I once was right next to a big black buzzard at Coombe Abbey park here it was on an open perch in the grounds.
28 Aug, 2017
During mating season, there are 7 of the guys chasing 1 female. They like the area just up the street because it continues to Serra de Santa Barbara, the highest point on the island - just over 1000 meters high.
28 Aug, 2017
Lol like humans at times then. Yes they like go be high up dont they they go at suvh a speed to when diving down.
28 Aug, 2017
The most amazing event is when they catch the wind blowing so strong that they can stay in the same place without flapping their wings.
28 Aug, 2017
Yes I ve only ever seen them do that once in the country side over the fields in Astley a few miles away
28 Aug, 2017
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Wonderful colour . Great capture with the hover fly flying in .
26 Aug, 2017