An early morning local walk before I went to Pow Hill turned up a couple of Roe Deer in the “back field” which are always nice to see. Unfortunately, no Red’s or Crossbill while I at Pow Hill but it’s still nice to be out.
A pair of Roe Deer.
Lizard.
Treecreeper.
Siskin.
The second part of our walk around Burdon Moor and some of the other wildlife we saw (let’s see if I have the instars right).
Once again two Lizards were in their usual place this
is one of them
And this is the second.
Birch Shieldbug.
A second.
Bronze Shieldbug.
Hairy Shieldbug.
Common Green Shieldbug.
Final instar Common Green Shieldbug.
Another final instar.
And 3rd instar.
7-spot Ladybird.
Another 7-spot.
Harlequin Ladybird.
Another Harlequin.
Female Common Darter.
A mature female. There were a few Common Darters around.
Yet another walk around Burdon Moor it seems to me like this is becoming my go to place for all sorts of wildlife. On this walk, at the end of last month, I took so many images I have split the Blog into two.
A couple of Lizards were in their usual spot.
This one is shedding its skin.
22-spot Ladybird.
22-spot and a Dusky Ant. (cheers AM)
Phytocoris ulmi Plant Bug.
Froghopper.
Sphaerophoria species of Hoverfly.
Helophilus pendulus Hoverfly.
Harvestman.
Another Harvestman.
