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Anzac memorial Digger facing the South to a pair of classic Australian grass trees Xanthorrhoea and the Queenslander house on the hill opposite which looks down on the central city .
Ipswich
The Flickr Lounge-Fragile
Sadly the bee population on our earth is suffering at the hands of industry.
The Digger Bee is unique in that it makes its nest in the ground. They come back every year to forage on the Black Currant Blossoms.
I love photographing them. They are quite unique looking due to their large proboscis.
My guess would be that Digger wasn't the least bit interested in getting his picture taken today!! Gotta love that expression!
golden digger wasps are not common in this area of PA. once they dig a hole and deposit an egg they bring a stung katydid back and bury it so the hatching egg has food
Here's a Field Digger Wasp (Mellinus arvensis) with a captured fly in our Staffordshire garden today. They use the flies to provision their nests and usually fly straight back to their nest burrows with them. Occasionally though (I've seen this a couple of times before) they stop on a leaf and appear to eat some of the fly. Normally for food, these wasps feed on nectar. Interesting!
Diggers.
Diggers after Millet).
Tourments Howling frissonnant brûlant membres sueurs féroces,
riesigen zuck Gedanken alten Arbeits sublime Tränen gewickelt Schwielen,
preghiere outstretching angoscianti fornace ardente valli scavate desideri bruciate,
ohromující části nekonečné neutěšené porazil hlasy pokračuje odstřel skály hrozné půdy,
vloeken woedend schaduwen klaagzangen verschrikkingen kreunen consumeren klusjes flauwvallen aflopende wanen,
întuneric etern gemetele dureri problemele fault plângând de ancorare depravare limbi Tempest învolburate ore jalnice,
miotaseolaíocht contúirteach marbh céadfaí tremors pionóis ifreann ceaseless serpents fuilteach lámha ata gáirsiúil,
monstrøse stinking fluer begravet glupske kjempe forråtnelse møter profetiene mangling klør,
毒のろわ深淵を痙攣ボス反乱の水疱を攻撃衝突内の痛みを伴う雷鳴.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Cold start to the day in Fareham today this bait digger must have been cold, if you look closely you can see the ducks and swans waiting for scraps.
Digger Bee (Anthophora species?).
Mealy Sage (Salvia farinacea).
Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Grayson County, Texas. 20 May 2020.
Nikon D500. Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/4E ED PF VR + TC-14e III teleconverter.
(420mm) f/7.1 @ 1/800 sec. ISO 1800.
Native bees, important pollinators for agriculture and wild ecosystems, are experiencing population declines in Texas and across the country. KN
On a walk around the city on a damp grey day August 29, 2015 Christchurch, New Zealand to catch up on what's happing.
I'm not too sure of the species or even group of this little wasp with the designer shades, resting on a Knapweed flower. I was planning on getting more whole body shots for ID, but it flew off.
I had a vague idea for the digger (and the cat) but instead stumbled across this bigger digger on the cemetery.
Toy Project Day 2416
JCB gifted me a model of this as a thank you for some photos I sent them.
Stafford UK 14th March 2024
Our cat Digger is super friendly and firmly believes we are all here to pet her. She becomes a bit of a pest at photo sessions and demands to be petted. Veronica loves cats too so we put up with this a bit.