Love and Snappers In common snapping turtles male agonism (competitive aggression) can be difficult to distinguish from romance. When I first saw these two going at it in a ditch, I assumed it was two males battling over territory, but eventually things seemed to settle down into well, not exactly what one might call cuddling, but they are snapping turtles after all, and while they are true survivors, exceptionally well adapted to their lifestyle, and bear a striking resemblance to the oldest-kn

Snapdragons are very popular short-lived garden perennials that are usually grown as annuals. They are a mainstay of classic flower gardens, with infinite uses, from mixed border gardens to flower boxes to patio containers. The common name derives from the shape of the individual flower heads, which resemble the snout of a dragon, and which even open and close in a snapping motion, as often happens when pollinators open the jaws to reach the pollen. . . . #smithsgardentown #letsgrow #snapdragons

Garden snap dragon /Antirrhinum majus | Carnations Landscapes Kenya