Way cool!

Really nice!

Off the subject: while taking pics, I noticed Senecio haworthii (I believe now Caputia tomentosa) is being stripped of it's white wooly covering..I remember same thing was posed before, I believe it was Dinie who actually saw the culprit. Not sure if IRC, but it was either solitary bee or some similar insect:

I wonder if they line their 'nests' with it...I have 6 cuttings and original plant, and most have been stripped in same way. As much as I don't mind sharing :), I think plant should be protected - that wooly covering is there surely for a reason.

@rina_Ontario,Canada 5a I've heard about that happening by bees before, but I never saw it personally as I don't grow these. There is a lot of activity on my roof these days, particularly mud dauber wasps, carpenter bees, honeybees, and smaller sweat bees (I think).