Droplets of water on the teasels made them look like they were sparkling |
Lady's mantle has to have the best rainy day leaves |
I even found a little bug sheltering from the rain inside one of the flowers.
Other insects were carrying on regardless of the rain and didn't seem to care about it.
7 spot ladybird in our 'wildflower meadow' |
Soldier beetle |
Gang of tiny caterpillars on the nettle patch |
The front garden is full of very tall yellow scabious, which the bees absolutely love, even when it's wet. |
The rain has finally filled up the pond, which was looking very low for a while. It's full of wriggly mosquito larvae at the moment!
Elsewhere in the garden, the rain promises good things to come!
And finally, a bit of sunshine to brighten up the day!
That bug in that flower is actually an ichneumon wasp. That long 'stinger' is in fact its ovipositor which it uses to inject its eggs into caterpillars or other insect larvae.
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