Brown-and-yellow fruit chafer (Pachnoda sinuata ) head first in a Peach.
Potatoes: If Matt Damon can grow them on Mars, the Ark can have a go in Johannesburg.
White Bellied Sunbird in the upper branches of the Acacia tree in the back garden.
”Hiding in the long grass …”
Ginger.
Summer Downpour.
Thyreus on Lavender
White Cosmos
African Migrant. (Male)
After chatting with Brian the other day about the paucity of butterflies, two minutes later I walked outside
and saw four of these gamboling high up in the branches of a large overgrown shrub.
Flower of the Peppadew plant. Fruit on the way!
After the rain.
T’ra.
Ark.
A Tale Unfolds 
Love that flower on the peppadew plant (I’ve never heard of such a thing). Get those potatoes hilled!!!
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I did , after I took the shot and chased the chickens away.
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I recognize them now! (Checked out the link). When I visit Australia, one of my favourite things at market is cheese-stuffed peppers – it must be those!
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Maybe … these are quite small peppers. I shall post photos when they ripen.
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https://www.chilipeppermadness.com/chili-pepper-types/sweet-mild-chili-peppers/picuante-peppadew-chili-peppers/
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Picture 1 is fruit pornography! How dare you!
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But a happy happy fruit chafer. I think it’s funny, you can almost hear the chewing.
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I know what you mean! We have two similar fruit trees – peach and nectarine and we have never managed to find a way of discouraging birds or bugs.
It frustrates my wife no end when the trees fruit but I have given up worrying.
I doubt we would eat so much fruit in any case so let the bugs and birds feast upon them.
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