Sunday

April 14, 2019

A Potter Wasp on an early flowering Flinders Ranges Wattle
...the only plant I could find flowers on for the Autumn Wild Pollinator Count. 

Indirectly pollinators play a role in the majority of what we eat & consume. So if you can, become a citizen scientist and get involved in the count. It’s happening all this week and it only takes 10 minutes.
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  1. Anonymous14 April 2019 at 20:46

    The count is a great thing but it is unlikely I will be able to add to it.

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  2. Rhodesia14 April 2019 at 23:00

    I don't think we have a pollinator count here, we only have a bird count in January and as we were away in the UK this year we missed it. Hope to be here for next years count. Keep well Diane

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  3. Elephant's Child15 April 2019 at 05:14

    I didn't know of the Wild Pollinator Count. Thank you. This is a v busy week but I hope to play.

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  4. Bill 15 April 2019 at 07:26

    I wish him/her well. I've learned to not lump all bees, wasps, hornets, yellowjackets together. Most of them are welcome and appreciated at our house. But there are a few...

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  5. Ruth Hiebert15 April 2019 at 07:35

    Good shot.

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