Gormod i lluncu (efallai) - Too much to swallow (maybe).
Cheers J.P.
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Amazing picture, diolch John.
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Machlud dramatig diweddar dron Ynys Mon - a recent dramatic sunset over Ynys Mon
Bwydwr menyn cnau yn boblogaidd yn yr ardd - peanut butter feeder has become very popular in the garden.
Recent changeable weather has led to some very dramatic skies, this was yesterday - dark grey skies and bright sunshine…
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Heddiw - Today.
Gwibiwr mawr - Large skipper.
bwydo ar flodau’r ysgallen - feeding on thistle flower.
Cheers J.P.
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Llun gwych JP! 
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Heddiw - Today.
Blodau mwyar duon - Bramble flower.
Lindys teigr y benfelen - Cinnabar caterpillar.
Cheers J.P.
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There is a second Song Thrush’s nest - nyth Bronfraith in the garden.
The first picture was taken on the 2nd June,
The second was taken yesterday.
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Heddiw - Today.
Carpiog y gors - Ragged robin.
Gweirloyn cleisiog - Marbled white.
Mantell dramor - Painted lady.
Cleddlys canghennog - Branched bur-reed.
Cheers J.P.
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Inside rather than “outside” again to be honest - at least for the next few weeks. Here are the replacements for our lovely cat, Myfi, which Maureen has longed for since she died. She allowed me to name them to stop me getting too jealous (she is already showing them more affection than she shows me 
)
So let me introduce Pili (the black & white boy) and Pala (his tri-coloured sister) 
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How adorable!!! I will look forward to seeing them someday. I learned only recently that tri-color cats like Pala are always girls. What a cute pair!
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Annwyl/Cute 
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I LOVE their names! What cute kittens!
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Heddiw - Todday.
Pincas robin - Robin’s pincushion.
Gwiberlys - vipers bugloss.
Brithribin porffor - purple hairstreak.
Mefus gwellt - Wild strawberry.
Cheers J.P.
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Along the riverbank today.
Creyr Glas - Grey Heron
and a caterpillar - lindys - for Rambling John. No idea what it is.
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Mae’n edrych fel Mantell paun - it looks like peacock (butterfly).
Cheers J.P.
I’m curious to know how mantell became part of a butterfly name in Welsh? There are a few butterflies that are mantell something. My husband says they are all butterflies you might expect to find on a buddleia.
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