I was walking past this fence on my way to the grocery store and was impressed by a zucchini vine that was making a climb for freedom, escaping someone’s backyard.
On my way back from the grocery store I noticed that this little guy had found the mother lode and was getting busy. He didn’t even want to slow down to get his picture taken.
Alex Good 
Nature finds a way!
and that’s how you end up with invisible, intelligent dinosaurs eating people. So let this zucchini be a lesson to us all, one that we may learn so we don’t get eaten.
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Pretty soon they’ll learn to open doors and we’ll be in full Day of the Triffids territory.
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Exactly.
and that is why you should donate to my “Pave the Planet” Gofundme campaign. Keep the planet safe for us humans!
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Unfortunately we still need to eat, and breathe. There’s always a trade-off.
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Not if we can live on vitamin pills and powdered water like in the Night Land.
See, I have an answer for everything.
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Hm. Maybe not a great answer, but still . . . an answer!
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darn tootin!
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A long time since I had courgettes, which is what we call them. I do like them but Phil does not so that’s why. Nice shot of the 🐝.
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I’ve never heard of courgettes! That’s neat.
That bee wouldn’t sit still, but at least he showed up.
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This looks like one of those Wallflower Bees. He’ll get back to the hive and when all the other bees crowd around, he’ll be like, “Sorry, guys, I can’t dance.”
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Just like me then!
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