From the left, Azure Damselfly, Common Blue Damselfly (teneral) and Blue tailed Damselfly.Click on pic to enlarge.
Other than that and a few moths for the moth blog, that was it really...
Monday, May 16, 2011
The Pits
Out to Branton Pits this morning with John doing the WeBs count. All was generally quiet but Common Sandpiper and Little Ringed Plover were noteworthy. My first damselflies of the year were on the wing at Hedgely with -
From the left, Azure Damselfly, Common Blue Damselfly (teneral) and Blue tailed Damselfly.Click on pic to enlarge.
Other than that and a few moths for the moth blog, that was it really...
From the left, Azure Damselfly, Common Blue Damselfly (teneral) and Blue tailed Damselfly.Click on pic to enlarge.
Other than that and a few moths for the moth blog, that was it really...
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4 comments:
I like the new look of the blog. I must remember to get your permission to use your photo next time I'm doing some health promotion at work. By the way Hedgely gravel pits has some good plants in the scarce plant report of VC68. Many have been planted but worth looking out for.
Heheheh....I have no idea what you mean.....Ive just found a plant like Fleabane but taller in flower in our Village Wood. Smaller than Leapoards Bane. Seen it before but cant remember what its called...
I would need to see a pic or an illustration but it isn't something like Marsh hawksbeard?
Hi Stewart,love this blogg...i tried to post this on your moth blogg but for some reason it would'nt.? Its a link for help with Pugs...Thought it may help...
http://www.lancashiremoths.co.uk/visitor/downloads/Pugs%20of%20Lancashire%20%208.4.10.pdf
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