I see that Sphinx Moth / Hummingbird Moth in the lower right Pic. We have them in the US - I see a lot of them and Hummingbirds in Arizona
I like your garden

I'd have to look up ours species' name. maybe they are the same ones. :) I was lucky to catch one, usually I can't see them on my camera until they dashed off again.
probably not the exact same species: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taube.....hw%C3%A4nzchen

..and I learned of a new amazing critter... nice ^.^

they are supercute and suprisingly large. somethign like my index finger, only shorter.

and fluffy. :)

That's very cool, looks like a relaxing spot even to just hang out.
:)

there is not much shadow there, though, the sky is overcast here. otherwise you'd be correct. :)

Can always bring something to shade yourself from the sun, a chair and maybe a book to read though. :)

Gleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

prrrettyblossums! <3

hehe, really so!)

there are still all kinds of insects humming around. :)

Hail did not destroy my garden this year. So ive just picked ten big yellow squash today. Dinner tomorrow

awesome. :D all hail the squash! \m/

I got a melon and a watermelon growing this year. Yes, one of each. Lemon-sized. Not too great of a success.

Also several Chocolate Habanero chillies, they are so insanely strong that I'm not sure how to use them in a... "controlled" way. Last year I had enormous harvest of yellow Moruga Scorpions and I made several jars of sauce out of them, a condiment of truly nuclear potency. This year it didn't work as well and there's too few for such a sauce. :/

I love these butterflies! My mom thought it is an actual hummingbird and was wondering if it escaped from someone.

we "only" have a handful of potatos (literally), some salad, some beans, parsley, chive and some cucumbers. and a load of tomatos. :)
and thistles. every day I can cut one off to keep it from blossoming out and spread seeds everywhere. :P