My first visit to Bowes Valley Nature Reserve (Kibblesworth Brick Ponds) this year was on the 4th of June so I am way behind with my Blog and I know I say it all the time but I will have to stop taking so many pictures.
Four-spotted Chaser
Another posing quite nicely
Four-spotted Chaser photobombed by a Damselfly.
Another with a Large Red Damselfly.
A one in flight
And a mating pair in flight and I nearly got a sharp image of them
I saw both male and female Broad-bodied Chaser but only managed a shot of the male
Blue-tailed Damselfly
Mating pair of Blue-tailed Damselflies? The male seems to have a beetle trapped between its legs
Another mating pair
This time a pair of Azure Damselflies
My first Large Skipper of the year
And my first Small Heath of the year
Nettle Weevil
On the way back to the car, I saw this juvenile Great-spotted Woodpecker poking its head out of its nest hole.
Later the same day I had a walk around Burdon Moor. I was only there a short time and while I was there this Roe Deer was the only thing worth taking a picture of
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