Another busy weekend with scarcely a lift of the binoculars. It was our village show on Saturday so all day was spent with that leaving today to have a bit of a rest before work tomorrow.
Still, the moth trap and garden always provides interest.
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| The whole weekend threatened storms but we only had an odd heavy shower. |
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| Above is a Scalloped Oak I was positioning on buddleia for a photo when a tiny flower bug came out to feast on the moths damaged wing! Very odd behaviour... |
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| Rosy Minor, a late summer marker and my first of the year. |
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| This boring looking one, is actually the moth of the weekend, being a Depressaria badiella. Its the 10th for Northumberland and the first since 2013. Its my garden second though... |
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| Our Village Hall, venue for the coveted village show. |
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| Victoria Sponge category... |
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| The best photo this weekend was this tiny saucer of fruit in some light through the window, looking lovely... |
So now with August upon us, its getting time to throw off the summer shades and get back out birding!
