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Any ideas? Snapped in the garden.
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 A Honeybee? Snapped in the garden
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 This is a pair of Southern Hawker Dragonflies mating. I have occasionally seen them clattering past while working by my pond but have never been able to photograph them. Except for this shot, which was taken at a local Yellow Book Garden Open to the Public. I can't remember where but it doesn't matter as they are widespread throughout Southern England.
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 Green-veined White butterflies (Pieris napi) on wild flowers - on the bank of the River Test above town mill - 2009
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Red Admiral (Vanessa atlanta) - also quite common and taken in our garden
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 This gallery shows pictures of Overton's insects, snails and slugs. This could be a big gallery but we don't have a lot of pictures at present and even less knowledge of the subjects. More pictures are wanted and more details to add to descriptions - please.<br><br>First we have butterflies which look a lot nicer than slugs. This is a Peacock butterfly (Inachis io) - quite common but beautiful none the less. A garden snap.
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 A Treecreeper on the Test, East of Overton. Look at the size of the claws. No wonder it can run up and down trees so easily. March 2010
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 The male Kingfisher in flight. Alan must have pretty quick reflexes to have captured this image. March 2010
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Another shot of the female
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 A male Kingfisher at the same site - the male has an all black beak. March 2010
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 A second shot of the bird in the previous picture
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 This female Kingfisher was taken in March 2010 on the site shown in the previous picture.
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