Jul 16, 2025
Source: toom_madis: field scabious.
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Source: toom_madis: field scabious.
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Day 17: Field Scabious
Standard floral for the best Kalenai, thank you so much again <3 AAA I'M CATCHING UP WITH THESE!
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Sunny Scabious
A field scabious flower, soaking up the sunlight in the garden.
15.07-23
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19/09/2023-Lakeside and home
Photos taken in this set are of: 1-4, 9 and 11. Views on my Lakeside lunch time walk with dogwood including red leaves, hawthorn berries and autumn leaves catching the eye on a damp and quite blustery walk. 5 and 6. A fairly late in the year field scabious in full bloom by the visitor centre which looked great. 7. Mini rose hips. 8. Hogweed looking prettily pink. 10. Some beautiful holly berries which mixed well with hawthorn by the Monks Brook Halt steam railway platform.
At Lakeside I also liked seeing Blackbird, Carrion Crow, Great Crested Grebe, Black-headed Gull, bee, ragwort, fleabane, chamomile, wild parsnip, evening primrose, marjoram, viper's-bugloss, meadow crane's-bills still going well and adding to the needed colour that the flowers and trees brought today, wood avens, dock, water mint, firethorn berries and it was nice to hear Chiffchaff. It was good to hear Blue Tit and see Black-eyed Susans at home today.
Blåhatjordbi (Andrena hattorfiana)
En hun, som er i gang med at samle pollen fra blåhat (Knautia arvensis), hvilket skal tjene som føde for biens larver i deres underjordiske gange.
Larverne spiser kun Knautia-pollen, mens den voksne bi dog også kan fouragere på andre arter i kartebolle-familien (Dipsacaceae), hvis omstændighederne tvinger den.
Large Scabious Mining Bee (Andrena hattorfiana)
A female collecting pollen from a Field Scabious (Knautia arvensis) to serve as food for her larvae in their burrow.
The larvae only eat the pollen from Knautia species while the imago may feed on other teasel (Dipsacaceae) species if necessary.