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The lilac trees are starting to sprout
The lovely sight of buds sprouting
The lilac trees will soon be full of blossom
The white lilac starting to show promise
Of course Boo had to help me
One of the beach dogs having a cool down
A beautiful view from the promenade at Yashi
The piers empty [for now] of the boats for hire
Mandi's new haircut
The beach is empty before the visitors arrive
Our first sunny pic of 2015 together
See - we are having a lovely day
Warm enough for Mandi's tootsies to face the sun u…
The lovely beach starting to fill up
More people enjoying the sun on the beach
It's a beautiful day
Hardy sunworshippers
Mandi being ladylike
Ah that's better
Some even tried paddling
Kids having a whale of a time on the beach
The sun makes the tulips so colourful
One of the pale tulips
Daisies have started to grow in the lawn
The pale creamy yellow of the primroses nodding in…
The gorgeous yellow trumpets of the daffodils
A host of blue grape hyacinths
Lots of primroses growing in the grass
The delicate pale pink of the primula
Lovely blue flowers on a plant I didn't know flowe…
Two pale yellow tulips
The first of the tulips opening
Another pale pink tulip coming out
Pippin greeting me
The lovely clover pink of the primulas
Boo accompanied me
Small forget me nots
The two colours
Unusual growth on the bushes
The two red tulips getting ready to open
The red tulip is starting to change colour
Double headed daffodil
A bush with new growth on it
Love the clumps of them
The two colours of the primroses
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I will look for the Latin name.
Jenny McIntyre club has replied to Stormlizard clubThis may well be your little Ladybird;
Twenty-four-spot ladybird Subcoccinella vigintiquattuorpunctata
The most common British vegetarian ladybird. It is much smaller (3-4 mms) than the Bryony ladybird and feeds on various plants including false-oat grass.
John.
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