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Thank you.
Thank you for using my last name in this episode of the bike wheels turn. My last name is Hancock. I have been reading from the beginning. It is the first thing I look for each day over any other story. Thank you.
*Giggles*
You have read 3040+ episodes looking for the name 'Hancock'?
I know someone called Hancock.
He has an awful lot of trouble getting his name past the obscenity filters on some web sites :)
We found a wasps nest in a corner of the garden shed. Fortunately it was just being made and had only one occupant who was 'out' at the time so we carefully removed it. When the householder returned she was frantically trying to find her house and buzzed round until eventually she gave in and left to rebuild somewhere else. It was a beautiful thing and, as Cathy said, seemed to be made of paper.
Oh, and as far as I'm concerned a Fox Moth is a type of DeHaviland aeroplane :)
thanks, Ang. A delight as always.
Robi
Perils of place names
Did Mr Hancock have problems travelling to Scunthorpe via Penistone?
Some good old place names in northern England.
Do you have monarch
And viceroy butterflies in England? Good example of mimicry for protection. Or show the girls you to tell boy moths from girl moths.
Monarch
Monarch butterflies are established in Gibraltar, but as far as I can remember are not European. I may send Angharad a pic or two.
As for wasps:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-37471529
They also occur on Madeira where I saw them.
There are records in the UK, mostly southern England although the first one was in South Wales.
See link for further info: http://www.ukbutterflies.co.uk/species.php?species=plexippus
Angharad
Looked 'em up
Looks like the viceroy at lease is an american species.
I guess an ant farm doesn't
I guess an ant farm doesn't count.
Caught up at last!
It took me just under seven weeks, but I finally caught up on this story. Uh oh! Now I have to wait like everyone else! LOL
Stil
enjoying the stories.