Saya Moore 
I saw these spiky balls in a Chestnut tree and they looked really cool and they reminded me Christmas tree decorations!
Location: Homefield Recreation Ground
Date Taken: 2023-08-10
Camera: Lumix DMC-XS3
Age Group: 4yrs_to_9yrs
Professional Photographer? no
I wanted to take a picture of the plant because it reminded me of blossom which I think was very pretty and interesting.
Location: Homefield Recreation Ground
Date Taken: 2023-08-10
Camera: Lumix DMC-XS3
Age Group: 4yrs_to_9yrs
Professional Photographer? no
I love to see details. Small things that are not often noticed. (Credit: Francesca Gallesi)
Location: Chiswick house park
Date Taken: 2023-08-05
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
ripening currants on a background of green leaves.. beautiful and delicious. (Credit – Gabi Golonka)
Location: Dukes Meadow playground
Date Taken: 2023-06-03
Camera: iPhone 12
Age Group: 10yrs_to_16yrs
Professional Photographer? no
amazing display of the shapes of trees against the background of a beautiful sky
Location: Grove Park ,nearest bus stop E3 on Burlington Lane
Date Taken: 2023-02-10
Camera: iPhone 12
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
1. A white crab spider likes our Dragon Lily, which has a beautiful flower but a terrible smell, designed to attract bluebottles for pollination.
Unfortunately at the moment planted very near our house but luckily it only lasts for a few days, days when no visitors are invited for alfresco meals.
2. We have a Dragon Lily (Dracuncula Vulgaris) in our back garden, which flowers beautifully but briefly in May/June and sadly smells terrible, as its trying to attract bluebottles for pollination.
Here a white crab spider has landed.
Location: Gunnersbury Park Garden Estate
Date Taken: 2023-07-01
Professional Photographer? no
This bumblebee who lives on Bat Corner in the Gunnersbury Park Garden Estate is feasting on nectar from bindweed. Many people hate bindweed as it tends to grow and strangle other plants but they are good for wildlife. Bumblebees also like to forage from foxgloves which are abundant in Bat Corner. Foxgloves are like stacks of little trumpets. Bees with long tongues get the nectar from the front of the trumpet. Bees with short tongues have to poke a hole into the base of the flower, through the petals and get the goodies that way. Clever!
Location: Bat Corner
Date Taken: 2023-07-02
Professional Photographer? no
It seemed to have been raining forever. The ducks did not mind. The water ripples reflected nature and sky alike beautifully, lifting spirits.
Location: Chiswick House
Date Taken: 2023-08-05
Camera: Google phone Pixel 3a
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
Bees at the pub,
Be careful, you might be sting
If you have one too many.
Location: 374 Chiswick High Rd., Greater, Chiswick, London W4 5TA
Date Taken: 2023-08-03
Camera: Canon eos t6
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
This is the gift that my neighbours prepare during winter and autumn, so we can enjoy a colourful and radiant summer and spring. My gratitude is for you.
Location: Ravensmede Way W4 1TF
Date Taken: 2023-08-09
Camera: Canon eos t6
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no