Wasps, bees, and insects of all sorts love these thistle-like flowers. They are so intent on collecting the nectar, they don't notice or bother humans nearby.
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n English gardener, who takes a lot of photos, visits many places, listens to lots of music, reads a lot of books, who has wandered the earth but is currently dug in in Sacramento, California. On this blog: gardening and wildlife. Life in Northern California, and an archive of postings from Long Island's southern shore, amid the wetlands... restoring house and garden. And the most beautiful sunrises...
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