Prunus laurocerasus
Cherry Laurel
Early Spring 2016
37
- 14
Late Winter 2016
32
- 9
Mid Winter 2016
19
- 4
Late Summer 2015
12
- 1
Early Spring 2015
7
- 1
Late Winter 2015
1
- 0
Late Winter 2015
1
- 0














Prunus laurocerasus
Early Spring 2016
37
Late Winter 2016
32

#white

@richard.spicer.7906 nice shot ππΌππΌ

Fabulous detail Richard ππ

#blossom

Lovely delicate flowers

Pretty π

Stunning !!! βοΈππΌππ³ππ»

Aw, thanks guys! It's a bit early I admit, but I'm glad as I really want to prune it after its flowered before the birds start nesting in it. @latebloomer @lamaisonbleueoleron @fuschia @linfoster @brightcolours @kathy @juliesgarden @Naomi126

@richard.spicer.7906 I have a large laurel in my garden which I need to prune. When is best? Plus I am a bit scared as I read they are poisonous? π±
Mid Winter 2016
19

The white flowering racemes of my Cherry Laurel coming through.

Expectations ππ

@fuschia little does it know it's getting a whopper of a prune this year, so it better start and finish soon as I want to get stuck in before the birds start nesting.

πππππ @richard.spicer.7906 keep us informed lol
Late Summer 2015
12

I'll be glad when this week is over. So busy at the mo, and autumn is fast approaching. These #berries have appeared on my cherry laurel.
Early Spring 2015
7

#white
Late Winter 2015
1
Late Winter 2015
1
@richard.spicer.7906 πππ
Beautiful picture! It's a dronefly not a bee though.
π± - I shall change my # then ππΌ #dronefly
I decided to π€ it! haha I feel so bad correcting someone π It is still a gorgeous picture though π
Haha indeed, I know what you mean, but it's honestly no worries for me and helps me learn. I should have realised by the number of wings, so I'm glad he spotted it and corrected. I'll put my specs on next time π€ππΌ @tiggrx @crestiesneuk
I didn't know either, but I suppose he/she does have rather beady eyes. All the better for seeing us with π
There's probably lots of wrongly identified "bees"... π³
I used to see a lot of people incorrectly label or tag hover flies as bees, which to me are much easier to distinguish from these other mimics - purely because of their hover. A bee will apparently always have more than two wings @rusty @brightcolours
Looks like he has sunglasses on ππ ππ
If you look close enough @juliesgarden you can see the reflection of my garden in his eyes!
Great isn't it! π @katgreen
Aw, thanks @latebloomer π