I did not know that a hover fly was even over this Gerbera when I took this one!
Regards.
Neil.

You got a little bug on the clematis too, but I love the color of it(the flower,not the bug). All flowers are beautiful.

Dear Charleen, new toy for me to play with!
Inside Sarah's Clematis.
Hugs.
Neil.

Neil, that is great!! That really does add detail to the shots. Will be great with Dave's new uploaders. You can have reg. and then manifcent size and that is magnificent.

I will try it!
Regards.
Neil.

That's what I'm talking about!!!!! WhoooooHooooo!!!! You go!! Neil!!! I knew it would be beautiful.

Dear Charleen, thank you for giving me the idea and it seems to work!
Can I give Charley a Hug?
More work for me doing the changing of lenses, and taking photos that apart from you and one other do not answer!
My Admin person\Chapess has gone ABSENT WITHOUT ORDINARY LEAVE, OR A.W.O.L.
Regards.
Neil.

Yes, you sure can give Charley a hug. too bad you can't get a picture of him.
Here is my Favorite.
Such a gentle eye

Great pictures Neil, and a great shot of Charlies EYE

Isn't he fantastic. I still got to get a pic of his rump. It's even beautiful!!!!

A Cox's Orange Pippin, with the rain splashes on it in my Garden!
Regards.
Neil.

I could just take a nice big bite out of that Pipin UMMMMMmM

So Could Charley. He would eat the whole tree.

From the corner: I like your 2 photos Neil, one regular size... and then magnified--- very nice!... Is a Pippin an apple?--- it doesn't look orange, tho'...but it does look Crunchy.
Charleen, I think Charley's Eye is very kind-looking; I know what you mean, because I used to have horses, and their eyes tell alot: if they're happy, sleepy, or scared; their Ears have meaning also, as you know--- your mule & donkey's Ears are easy to tell what they are thinking, because their ears are soooo long!!

They DO send up signals. When they go down, be very watchful, that is when they are telling each other "get out of my space"

Dear Connie, you are not in any corner! A pippin is an apple but this is a young one as it is magnified. They do have a slight orange on the top when ripe in the Autumn. They are magnificent for eating straight out of the tree, so don't let Charley near mine!
Regards.
Neil.

Charleen, I used to have a white mare, that when she put down her ears flat, she would run under a low-growing tree limb and try to knock me off that way! (She never did it, but tried...)

Neil, what is that pink flower? --- pretty color!... Oh, thanks for letting me roam the room again...

Dear Connie, that is a close up of a Hydrangea!
Regards.
Neil.

I believe it, Connie. Neil He has had his afternoon tea. (Meal) so he should be fine til tomarrow morning. So your wonderful little apples are safe. He really did eat My Santa Rosa plum Tree til it died. Had such wonderful Plums too. We got another tree and planted it so he won't touch it.