A cracking day out at the National Trust Felbrigg Hall and Gardens with two Hummingbird Hawk-moths photographed and other insects and Butterflies seen and photographed. The weather was great so we spent more time in the garden than in the hall itself. Back at the cottage I used a 500mm lens to get some shots of Purple Hairstreak Butterflies high up in an Oak tree.
Hummingbird Hawk-moth.
A second more worn moth.
Volucella zonaria Hornet mimic Hoverfly.
Mason Wasp.
Physocephala rufipes Wasp mimic Fly.
Great Pied Hoverfly Volucella pellucens.
Tachinid Fly.
Sphaerophoria interrupta Hoverfly.
Purple Hairstreak Butterfly.
Silver-washed Fritillary photobombed by a solitary
potter or mason wasp.
Silver-washed Fritillary Butterfly.
Gatekeeper Butterfly.
Comma Butterfly.
Large White Butterfly.
Red-eyed Damselfly.
Goldfinch.
Jay.
Flying over the hall was a Boeing C-17 Globemaster
III.
Purple Hairstreak Butterfly.
Dock Bug nymph.
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