[project] transforming a small ecosystem

[Frank Fremerey]

and one in flight of my black Bombadillas on a bush of Phaceliae (whacky edit , YES!)

Gosh, I just see the details on the legs, this might even be a bee ...

[Frank Fremerey]

sweeter, not so aggressive edit ... of yet another bumble bee

[Frank Fremerey]

And another shot of a very nice "Kornblumenblau" in my meadow

[ColinM]

And another shot of a very nice "Kornblumenblau" in my meadow

The overall feel of this shot shows a lovely variety & diversity

[Frank Fremerey]

a quick snapshot of my bee meadow today

finished work on the neighbouring lot

[Frank Fremerey]

The overall feel of this shot shows a lovely variety & diversity

yes it is divers and colorful and it makes many people, insects and birds very happy

[Ann]

The creation of your Bee Meadow has obviously involved a lot of work but you must be thrilled with the beautiful way in which it has all worked out.

[Frank Fremerey]

The creation of your Bee Meadow has obviously involved a lot of work but you must be thrilled with the beautiful way in which it has all worked out.

Most of all I enjoy learning a lot. In the original mix I put to many raddish seeds. The raddish fell on the other plants because it overshot, did not create a deep root but shiploads of stems and leaves which made it unstable ....

the second lot is now seeded without raddish and I also did not put any mustard into the mix ...

[Frank Fremerey]

another poetic shot with the X100T

[Frank Fremerey]

more from my egosystem. A quarter of it received a close shave and I will transplant some wonderful flowers and grasses from my building lot into that part soon....

[Frank Fremerey]

more from todays dive into the windy meadow:

[Frank Fremerey]

and a comparison f/2 vs f/5.6 (D850 & 2/200VR)

[Frank Fremerey]

I had to mow at least part of the garden, because things got too much out of hand (I was the goat ;-)

The other part is still dominated by Clover with a lot of Aegopodium underneath. I will leave it for the time being

Now I want to transplant the nice stuff from my building lot into the "goat" part, yet, I do not have the right vehicle to transport it...

[Frank Fremerey]

1. The seeds of the raddish are almost ripe
2. all colors of "Kornblumen"
3. after the red trifolium now the white one!

[Birna Rørslett]

Getting proper names on your species continues to be problematic. From the last series, three different grass species (Dactylitis glomerata and Lolium perenne, the third uncertain), and probably Alsike Clover Trifolium hybridum. There is a member of the Rubiaceae (Bedstraw Family) as well, but not identifiable as to genus yet. This family is the fourth largest one of vascular plants, thus lots of alternatives for your plant