Petals & Visitors - An English Country Garden - Part 2

In England, we love our gardens and our flowers. We also love growing and enhancing the colours of our limited green spaces. An abundance of flowers encourages the butterflies and bees to make the most of the environment too. It's not all about English Roses!
Variety is the spice of life and colourful flowers helps lift your mood out of the slump of the hardships of humanity.

A Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly on a Yellow Marigold Flower.
Perspective is everything. When you look at these little creatures and realise that their lifespan is a mere two weeks maximum, you may then appreciate the enjoyment of your life and surroundings. Make the most of it!The Cabbage White Butterfly, harvesting of a small Viola flower.A medium sized Honey Bee perched on an unidentified flower head. Laden with pollen and fuelled up!The solitary Candy Stripe Cosmos Flower (above).
The similar looking Osteospermum, or African Daisy (below).
The ‘Etoile Violette’ Clematis (below).
A final edition for today, a variety of Marigold flower.All pictures are my own. (Prepper Veteran UK).
Taken With a Sony A5100.
The intricate, delicate and cheerfull side of nature. Hope they brighten your day as much as they have mine.
GOOD LUCK