Red Kites have a distinctive fork in their tail. Based in your description I'm tempted to say it was a buzzard, very common here in the midlands...
Nice golden apple snail, used to have one myself. I believe the sale of these has now been prohibited so they will slowly disappear from from the UK.
I have quite an interest in exotic animals, as well as my Tortoises ( see my other thread) I also have snakes, geckos and a selection of bugs....
I saw some today, garish dark blue Phalaenopsis. I thought they had been sprayed blue but whatever, personally I thought they where vile!
How do you overwinter yours?
That's the one Pete! I've been after it for a hike. I have spent days trying to find seed pods when u have come across it in my holidays but no joy.
Does anyone grow this? Seems it very rarely sets seed so as to be propagated vegetatively. If anyone has a cutting or small piece of root I could...
I think there are some fairly hardy Slipper Orchids (Cyprepideum) but they can be quite tricky with regards to there soil and moisture requirements.
Interesting. Quite nice to know its not of hybrid origin. I've always liked the yellow flowers more than the pink ones.
I had mine last Saturday (try to limit my treats during the week!)Crepe Suzzette -ish made with blood orange and dark rum instead of brandy....
Awesome find! How did the yellow hybrid come about? I just assumed it was cross breeding with Epiphylum.
Try having it naked!ROSE
Speakers?
Appletini for me ;-)[ATTACH]
Boot?
Dammit, must try harder![ATTACH]
Found this on my phone do this will do![ATTACH]
Yay! Will come back with a picture later today.
Sarracenia
Dragon candle holder.
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