Africa Wild

and Butterflies are not swallows
still nothing here

And it was only one

Yeahhh , that too


I left there 30 years ago because of the wild-life in the concrete jungle )[/size]

okie wrote:Yeahhh , that too


I left there 30 years ago because of the wild-life in the concrete jungle

Nothing would please me more than to do the same - sell up and move to the lowveld (but not too close to RP)

Now I've finished my Mount Amanzi TT, it's back to the backyard photos.

There are many Damselflies around, sometimes there are 3 or 4 on the same plant.



Another species of wasp, I think this might be Afreumenes aethiopicus. There are still several species of wasp in my garden that I haven't managed to photograph yet!



A hoverfly.


Cuckoo Bee.


An unidentified fly.


A Wandering Donkey Acraea Butterfly.


And a very small Guttural Toad.

WARNING : NOT FOR NAN!

This Jumping Spider has some beautiful colouring on its abdomen.



And headlight eyes add to their perpetually surprised expression.

Now that's a decent capture of the toad

Spot on with the Wandering Donkey

The fly looks somewhat like a Drosophilidae

Thanks Toko!

Feel free to use any of the pictures in the Info Books.

The spider has headlights and parking lights

How does the damselfly manage to fly with such a long tail

And a very small Guttural Toad.

How big is a very small toad?

Lisbeth wrote:

And a very small Guttural Toad.

How big is a very small toad?

Around 2cm long