Come lend me your
EAR (Moth)
while I call you a fool.
You were kissed by a witch one night in the wood,
and later insisted your feelings were true.
The tail-less and rather scruffy looking
ROBIN
watching us from atop one of the
Bee Hotels
while I call you a fool.
You were kissed by a witch one night in the wood,
The Witches Promise was coming,
believing he listened while laughing you flew!
The Witches Promise - Jethro Tull - Linkbelieving he listened while laughing you flew!
ROBIN
watching us from atop one of the
Bee Hotels
MILLER
DOUBLE KIDNEY
It has been a long breeding season
Knights in
***** *****
never reaching the end,
letters I've written never meaning to send!
DOT MOTH
no wonder it looks
Puffed Out!
Puffed Out!
DOUBLE LOBED
A Strangely Marked
HEART and DART
The archetype
HEART and DART
TEASEL
are now starting to show that purplish pink hue while a female
TUFTED DUCK
was seen on the Gravel Pit.
Most of the other action on the day came from around the
Solar Panel Compound
Perimeter Fence with
GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER
still finding something of interest
on or within the fence posts.
One of c2 young
dog
FOX
on this occasion inside the Compound and the
wonderful sight
of 'many' healthy juvenile
(which is not by any means the same across the County)
GREENFICH
and with some water still clinging on in the
Balancing Pond and Tributary
we were able to watch
EMPEROR DRAGONFLY
ovipositing.
Note the pesky and annoying
Common Blue Damselflies
which were occasionally perching on the larger Insect's thorax.
Later, from the Panorama Window in the
South Transept
of
Slight Return II,
we were able to observe more
GREENFICH
and
HOUSE SPARROWs
utilising the garden fence as a scaffold to access the
Grass Seed Heads
which under other conditions would not bear their weight!
Finally, one or two items
Lost in the Post
from recent days
VOLUCELLA PELLUCENS
more familiary known as
PELLUCID HOVERFLY
PRIVATE HAWK-MOTHand
was seen on the Gravel Pit.
Most of the other action on the day came from around the
Solar Panel Compound
Perimeter Fence with
One of c2 young
dog
on this occasion inside the Compound and the
(which is not by any means the same across the County)
GREENFICH
we were able to watch
ovipositing.
Note the pesky and annoying
Common Blue Damselflies
which were occasionally perching on the larger Insect's thorax.
Later, from the Panorama Window in the
South Transept
of
Slight Return II,
we were able to observe more
HOUSE SPARROWs
utilising the garden fence as a scaffold to access the
Grass Seed Heads
which under other conditions would not bear their weight!
Finally, one or two items
Lost in the Post
from recent days
more familiary known as
PELLUCID HOVERFLY
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