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Ladybirds, Damselflies and the Nature

Thelma @thelme55 (79323) • Germany 31 May 20

Another month is over. So fast! Another new month, the same routine for keeping our lives. It depends on us how we put some excitement into our lives during the pandemic. It is supposed to be the time when I am thinking of the...

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The First Rose of Summer

Jackie Money @olliesmum (828) • Norwich, England 6 Jun 19

I'm so pleased with how things are turning out in my garden this year. I'm now slowly getting it back to how it looked in the summer of 2016 before I had an accident. I wasn't able to do anything at all during the summer of 2017...

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the invasion

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 11 Mar 16

We were out for a walk at lunchtime, enjoying the warmth of the spring sunshine after the horrid freezing fog of the early morning. MiL was getting her hair chopped, Baby Niece was sleeping whilst soaking up the sun's rays on her...

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Ladybirds

katsalot1 @katsalot1 (1618) 12 Aug 09

We have had a lot of ladybirds in the UK this year, probably because it has been warmer than usual. Do you have ladybirds in your part of the world? Or maybe you have a different name for them where you live?

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"Meet the Gardener' s friend the lady bird"

gene_jean9 @gene_jean9 (318) • Philippines 2 Aug 07

In Britain this tiny colorful insect is called a ladybird. In North America it is known as ladybug or a ladybeetles.Other countries have their own names for it.Although beetles are everyones favorite insects, ladybirds are...

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