Showing posts with label cinnabar moth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cinnabar moth. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 July 2026

Harperley Nursery

 It’s great when you can sit and have a cup of coffee and scone and take pictures as well.

House Martin.




Swallow.

It looks like the Moorhen chick is saying “I wish I could do that”.











Chiffchaff.

Red Kite.



Cinnabar Moth.



Wednesday, 11 June 2025

The Forest of Dean part five

 Some more images from our holiday.

I think I said in an earlier Blog that we saw loads of these Dor Beetles both alive and dead.

Harlequin Ladybird.

Helophilus pendulus Hoverfly.


Marmalade Hoverfly.


Zebra Spider.

Dark Bush-cricket.

Garden Bumblebee.

Moth Sp. pupa?

Female Mandarin with chicks.

One of the chicks trying to catch a fly.

The rest of the images, including this Buzzard being mobbed, were taken from the patio of the cottage.


Kestrel.

A short sequence of a Swallow hawking for flies.





Cinnabar Moth.

German Wasp.


Friday, 16 August 2019

Back to work again

I take my camera to work most days and there is nearly always something to capture.

Grey Wagtail

A well camouflaged spider

Common Darter

Add caption with lunch

Large White butterfly

Spider with what looks like an egg sack

Painted Lady



Ringlet

Crambidae species?

Shaded Broad bar

Shaded Broad bar

Harvestman?

Fly

Ancylis badiana?

Leaf Hopper?

Cinnabar Moth

Hoverfly

Cinnabar Moth

The Swallows have three possibly four young and the adults are feeding them well.