Or to be more precise Fox and Parrot Wood (thanks to the comment below I now know that it was named after a local doctor and his favourite bird) but thanks to Chris for the information on this site. The Twizell Burn runs through this wood and there are a few fantastic ponds there, which are home to some great Dragonflies and Damselflies.
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| Male Broad-bodied Chaser |
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| Large Red Damselfly and Broad-bodied Chaser sharing the same stick |
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| I tried to get some in flight |
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| Female Broad-bodied Chaser |
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| Four-spotted Chaser |
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| Went a bit arty on this one |
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| Azure Damselflies laying eggs |
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| Damselfly |
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| I think the next three images are of Palmate newts |
Woods named after a local doctor and his favourite bird.
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