Standing on the Shoulder of Giants - Oasis

It always feels rewarding when catching yet another Macro Moth new for the year which, on the day was a

GREY SHOULDER-KNOT

followed by a performing

and acrobatic

HAWTHORN SHIELDBUG

All at ether pond was a posing cock

PHEASANT

strutting his stuff in the direction of a lone

FEMALE

The Solar Panel fence were dripping with most pleasing, dew soaked
Spiders Webs

while what was above was also most pleasing to the eye.
Again due to the weather it was thought more prudent not to flash up the Traps on the Heath, but already it seemed like some sort of compensation was within earshot as after a longish pause

vocal

WOODLARK

had retuened to the scene.

As if striking at the same time a couple of

STONECHAT

had also shown up.
Only checking the traps for any signs of

damage this rather pleasing

BLACK SLUG
had also sought shelter underneath one of them while also close by

a small patch of unidentified Fungi.

Again, some time was spent on the mist shrouded Bridleway close to the
Sewerage Works
in hopes of a Black Redstart or less common Warbler but without success.

Here's hopeing for Tomorrow.