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Dahlia flower with visiting bumblebee

19 November 2018 by David

Dahlia flower with visiting bumblebee

As the days draw in there are less and less flowers available for those insects which rely on collecting nectar. This visiting bumblebee was making the most of a dahlia back in mid-October.

Dahlia flower with visiting bumblebee

Categories David
Confident heron, Doxey Marshes
Autumn fungi: fly agarics
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