A walk around Burdon Moor at the beginning of the month. The way the weather is now these might be the last insects I get this season (but I hope not).
Hypericum Rhopalid (Rhopalus subrufus) a scentless
plant bug.
Hairy Shieldbug.
Gorse Shieldbug.
Alder Leaf Beetle.
The back end of a Harlequin Ladybird.
7-spot Ladybird.
Tachinid Fly.
Grasshopper.
Common Darter.
Stonechat.
Some images from Burdon Moor about ten days ago.
Kestrel having a bit of bait.
Chiffchaff.
Meadow Pipit.
A second Meadow Pipit.
Stonechat.
Long-tailed-Tit.
A small flock of Greenfinch.
Two of them taking off.
One of two Roe Deer fawns.
The second.
A few images from Burdon Moor a couple of weeks ago.
Whinchat.
Mistle Thrush. They were feeding on berries when I
first saw them but flew up onto the pole.
A dog walker had let his dog off the lead in one of
the fields and it startled these deer which are still watching dog.
At the end of last month my wife and I had a walk around Burdon Moor as Whinchats had been seen. There was a family group of Stonechats flying around and as one bird was silhouetted against the sky it wasn’t until I got the images on the computer that I realised I had photographed a Whinchat.
Whinchat.
Stonechat.
Kestrel.
Once again, the middle of last month and this time a walk around Burdon Moor.
Weevil.
Hairy Shieldbug
Common Green Shieldbug.
22-spot Ladybird.
Common Flower Bug.
Clover Seed Moth.
Grasshopper.
Egg cases.
