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@cerysmatthews @BBC6Music @russelldavies63 Not too early to taste the warmth of the ‘Wassail’ is it? Happy Wassailing Cerys 🍎🍏

#Fibonacciinnature Chicory ~ wildflower has a tendency to be a real magnet for Leaf cutter bees & several other Solitary bees, the stunning floriferous azure blue blooms upto 8 months & easily grows in pots - yet even lovelier en-mass or alongside single spikes of Hollyhocks

Soon time for the emergence of overwintering Solitary Bees, particularly Hairy-footed flower bees ~ Anthophora plumipes from within my loam mix nest boxes, with Lungworts a plentiful to fodder on.

No mistaking their buzz: https://t.co/lM6Rrm405s bee Illustration
@tangoartist

@MyGardenPlot1 Maximising a natural habitat is essential, offering diverse planting. A bee obs nest box keeps them ‘happy’ here

My blog isn’t live atm yet incredible folk as @N_Nature https://t.co/MiGfDjULOm & @foxleas_marc https://t.co/hSF2AGZdUS offer immense Mason advice/factsheets/footage

Enough time for a quick early wander for #orchidchallenge @wildflower_hour Luckily they’re all within one location @ukorchids

Meandering the breezy meadowlands, a 1st rare glimpse of Silene italica ~ Italian Catchfly now in flower nicely fitting into #naturesblanket @BSBIbotany @wildflower_hour @theNPMS @Love_plants @NHM_Botany

What I love most about these 2019 #Solitarybee observational nesting boxes @N_Nature is once the boys (see the moustache) have ‘visited’ the girls, it doesn’t stop there.

As from here on the observational window allows the observer to check in to how the females lays each egg

So what did an 8 year old sharing my camera discover this week asides a Song thrush? Well, that Toads are tucked into stonewalls, blossoms vary and lime green Alexandras are now flanking our roadside verges

Think their parents will be seeking @herbologyhunt

#wildflowerhour

Succumbed to the frozen overnight pond. Thoughts swim across to art works of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood - Sir John Everett Millais ‘Ophelia’

If you’ve been admiring botanical artwork on your Twitter feed, you may not know that many take inspiration from W. Keble Martin and his outstanding illustrations ‘The Concise British Flora in Colour’

If you’re visiting @VisitWells nip into the @OxfamWells there’s one on sale ;)