A Half Hour of My Life

Common names that you might know, from the top down, dronefly or hover fly and flower fly too, a bee mimic its larvae are gardeners friends, in the middle, yes, it surrounds a rambling rosebud, there are a few, not yes burst, moving on and down, a mint moth on my person, my laptop found, to its left, no mistaking a cinnabar moth, bright crimson red and black, its larvae food plant, the poisonous common ragwort, makes the larvae poisonous too, bottom row on the left, a white shoulder house moth, oh yes,  its larvae, omnivores but loves wool and cotton clothes, to the right, a flesh fly, its larvae help to control carrion, found most often as an anglers companion.
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Onclaud Avatar
June 12, 2018 at 4:24 PM
well dissected poem; i admire the detailed presentation, mick.. huggs
Talbot Avatar
June 12, 2018 at 7:04 PM
Haha, dissected, LOL, I hasten to add no insect was harmed in the photography session or the writing of this poem, ;-) Many thanks for your appreciation, Nette. Mick
Boreham Avatar
June 12, 2018 at 2:21 PM
Very informative and educational Thank You Mick Talbot ^^ =D
Talbot Avatar
June 12, 2018 at 7:05 PM
Many thanks for your appreciation, Paris-Maree. Mick
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