Burdon Moor however…

 …no birds just insects and as usual if I have made any mistakes identifying them, I apologise.

Golden-bloomed Grey Longhorn Beetle.

Syrphus Sp. Hoverfly.

Dasysyrphus Sp. Hoverfly.

Volucella bombylans Hoverfly.

Eristalis nemorum Hoverfly.

Grey-haired Mining Bee?

Bumblebee taking off.

Large Skipper Butterfly.

Dingy Skipper Butterfly.

Green-veined White Butterfly.

Large Red Damselfly.

Azure Damselfly.

Female German Scorpionfly.

Male Common Scorpionfly.

Cranefly.

Lacewing.

Soldier Beetle.

Froghopper.

Spider.

Bramble Sawfly?

Yellow Dung Fly.

Not a lot…

 …at Burdon Moor but it’s still nice to be out.

Willow Warbler.

Blackbird with worms for its hungry chicks.

A pair of Linnet.

And then there was one.

Male Stonechat.

Soldier Beetle.

Roe Deer.

Insects etc.

02.06.22 This is part two of my short walk to a small pond that I am keeping an eye on for Dragonfly (not found any yet). As I mentioned in part one it was only around two hundred yards in total but I bet I spent a good two- or three-hours taking pictures. Once again please feel free to correct me on my identification.

Golden-bloomed Grey Longhorn Beetle.

Red-and-Black Froghopper.

Mating pair of Beetles.

22-spot Ladybird.

Common Brown Click Beetle.

Soldier Beetle enjoying lunch.

Mating Soldier Beetles.

The underside of a Soldier Beetle.

Another mating pair.

Eulia ministrana.

Silver-ground Carpet.

Timothy Tortrix.

Tortricidae Sp.

Glyphipterigidae Sp.

Possibly Crambus lathoniellus.

Green-veined White.