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5 minutes ago, David Cropper said:

No. Fairly near to a river on flattish land. I'm just off to give Young Demsey  some of my extensive knowledge regarding successful wisteria cultivation. 

Sorry I was being facetious, the photos you posted made your house look like it was on a steep slope. 

 

But the wisteria is very nice. Hope your detailed wisteria briefing goes well with Mr D.  

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3 minutes ago, AJStrees said:

Sorry I was being facetious, the photos you posted made your house look like it was on a steep slope. 

 

But the wisteria is very nice. Hope your detailed wisteria briefing goes well with Mr D.  

It's the guilt of being a roaring success that's weighed my shoulders down, hence the "artistic angle" of my photos.

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7 hours ago, green horn said:

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Jeff,

I hope that's in someone's garden and not in the wild as its an invasive weed and should be controlled by the landowner, many don't.

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This landed on my granddaughter earlier, scared the living daylights out of her. Sorry it's not a brilliant picture but if you zoom in you can see it has a massive black horn. Anyone know what it is and if they are harmful.
Cheers
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10 minutes ago, harvey b davison said:

This landed on my granddaughter earlier, scared the living daylights out of her. Sorry it's not a brilliant picture but if you zoom in you can see it has a massive black horn. Anyone know what it is and if they are harmful.
Cheers
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 probably Bombylius major a bee fly

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14 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

 probably Bombylius major a bee fly

Yep I reckon bee fly. 

 

As per the Collins complete guide to British Insects. They are quite harmless. 

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7492EA65-F9CB-4E64-BA79-F39A2D3DC177.thumb.jpeg.77913784e973c28f305a4d82f5805cf6.jpeghere’s a wood i planted a few years back,nice bit of cherry blossom and the larch coming to life,the hedge up the side i layed two years ago 

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52 minutes ago, gary112 said:

7492EA65-F9CB-4E64-BA79-F39A2D3DC177.thumb.jpeg.77913784e973c28f305a4d82f5805cf6.jpeghere’s a wood i planted a few years back,nice bit of cherry blossom and the larch coming to life,the hedge up the side i layed two years ago 

Looks great with all that blossom.

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