Many thanks, should I just put him back in the undergrowth and let him go on his way, have taken some great pictures, thanks again for all replies
Yes ... he’s looking for somewhere to pupate ... he knows what sort of place he’s looking for, so pop him back where you found him and edit to see the adults appear in your garden 😃
“I am not lost, for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost.” Winnie the Pooh
I have a large shrub, Eupatorium riesenchimirm. It is about 5ft and has huge flower heads slightly fragrant pink flowers. This plant has huge flower heads and and I have never seen so many different insects on top of it . There are many insects I have never seen before. Some are walking over it. and popping up through the flowers. Its not easy to photo them if its breezy .They are certainly doing their job.
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Lucky you.😊
I had a hummingbird hawk moth in the garden last week, another beauty.
... he knows what sort of place he’s looking for, so pop him back where you found him and edit to see the adults appear in your garden 😃
Its not easy to photo them if its breezy .They are certainly doing their job.
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