This is just a small selection of the pictures shared by members of the South Wales Argus Camera Club and you can see more by visiting the SWACC page on Facebook.
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![South Wales Argus: Ladybird on a large leaf. Picture: Mike Daly]( "South Wales Argus: Ladybird on a large leaf. Picture: Mike Daly")
Ladybird on a large leaf. Picture: Mike Daly (Image: Mike Daly)
![South Wales Argus: An insect on a thistle near Blaenavon. Picture: Tammy Louise Mountain]( "South Wales Argus: An insect on a thistle near Blaenavon. Picture: Tammy Louise Mountain")
An insect on a thistle near Blaenavon. Picture: Tammy Louise Mountain
![South Wales Argus: One of the friendly squirrels of Belle Vue Park in Newport. Picture: Nick Edwards]( "South Wales Argus: One of the friendly squirrels of Belle Vue Park in Newport. Picture: Nick Edwards")
One of the friendly squirrels of Belle Vue Park in Newport. Picture: Nick Edwards
![South Wales Argus: Wildflowers at Tredegar House in Newport. Picture: Natasha Ann]( "South Wales Argus: Wildflowers at Tredegar House in Newport. Picture: Natasha Ann")
Wildflowers at Tredegar House in Newport. Picture: Natasha Ann
![South Wales Argus: Only opening in the morning sunshine Jack-go-to-bed-at-noon or Goat’s-Beard has considerably larger seed heads than dandelion. The individual parachutes are also much larger. The intricacy of the parachute webbing is extraordinary. Showing now in grassy places in Gwent. Picture: Alan Underwood]( "South Wales Argus: Only opening in the morning sunshine Jack-go-to-bed-at-noon or Goat’s-Beard has considerably larger seed heads than dandelion. The individual parachutes are also much larger. The intricacy of the parachute webbing is extraordinary. Showing now in grassy places in Gwent. Picture: Alan Underwood")
Only opening in the morning sunshine Jack-go-to-bed-at-noon or Goat’s-Beard has considerably larger seed heads than dandelion. The individual parachutes are also much larger. The intricacy of the parachute webbing is extraordinary. Showing now in grassy places in Gwent. Picture: Alan Underwood
![South Wales Argus: The hum of bees are the voice of the garden. Spotted on a dahlia. Picture: Kirsty Edwards]( "South Wales Argus: The hum of bees are the voice of the garden. Spotted on a dahlia. Picture: Kirsty Edwards")
The hum of bees are the voice of the garden. Spotted on a dahlia. Picture: Kirsty Edwards
![South Wales Argus: Sunset at the Keepers Pond. Picture: Fatma Richards]( "South Wales Argus: Sunset at the Keepers Pond. Picture: Fatma Richards")
Sunset at the Keepers Pond. Picture: Fatma Richards
![South Wales Argus: Angel in action in Pontypool. Picture: Danny Peachy Moreton]( "South Wales Argus: Angel in action in Pontypool. Picture: Danny Peachy Moreton")
Angel in action in Pontypool. Picture: Danny Peachy Moreton
![South Wales Argus: A bug spotted in a Cwmbran Park. Picture: Lee Kershaw]( "South Wales Argus: A bug spotted in a Cwmbran Park. Picture: Lee Kershaw")
A bug spotted in a Cwmbran Park. Picture: Lee Kershaw
![South Wales Argus: Honeysuckle in a Cwmbran garden. Picture: Nicola Elizabeth Deacon]( "South Wales Argus: Honeysuckle in a Cwmbran garden. Picture: Nicola Elizabeth Deacon")
Honeysuckle in a Cwmbran garden. Picture: Nicola Elizabeth Deacon
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