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Bournemoouth Air Show

donutsmrsdonutsmrs Posts: 475
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Stood in my back garden watching for the Vulcan Bomber, didn't see the Bomber but saw this little beauty resting on my sweet peas, what a treat. 

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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Central Norfolk UKPosts: 60,716

    We've had some beauties around the pond this week too - aeronautics at it's best image

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  • nutcutletnutcutlet PeterboroughPosts: 26,107

    We had a frenzy of Migrant Hawkers till the sun disappearedimage

    Then it rained, they must be hiding now

  • philippa smith2philippa smith2 Posts: 8,409

    Couple of weeks later than last year tho...........the damselflies arrived roughly on time but I found my dragonflies a bit tardy this year.

    For some reason, mine always does a tour of the kitchen as well as the pond......must be my cooking which attracts himimage

  • nutcutletnutcutlet PeterboroughPosts: 26,107

    They rarely come in the house here, unlike the batsimage

  • philippa smith2philippa smith2 Posts: 8,409

    The bats here ( only 2 or 3 as far as I can discern) stay in the garden.  I do miss my previous location when they lived in the roof and I could watch them leave every evening.

    I used to count them religiously as they left......never stayed awake long enough to see them back to bed thoimage

  • donutsmrsdonutsmrs Posts: 475

    Thank you for all of your comments. Philippa, You are so lucky to see bats I have never seen one.

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