Showing posts with label speckled wood butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speckled wood butterfly. Show all posts

Monday, 30 September 2024

Burdon Moor part one

 Another walk around Burdon Moor, one of my favourite places to go to for insects etc. It can be famine or feast at times but there is nearly always something to photograph. On this particular day it just happened to be feast so once again I have split the Blog into two.

I Think this is a Yellow-sided Clover Sawfly a first for me.

Leaf Hopper.

Rove Beetle.

Noon Fly.

Cross/Orbweb Spider with two bits of bait.

Cross/Orbweb Spider with two other Spiders but I haven’t a clue what is going on.

Spider.


Spiders.

Another Cross/Orbweb Spider with bait.

Harvestman.

Speckled Wood Butterfly.

Female Common Scorpionfly.


Thursday, 3 June 2021

I had my first trip to…

 …Twizell Woods this year last Sunday and what a canny trip it was. I saw at least three newly emerged Broad-bodied Chasers, quite a few Azure Damselflies and numerous Large Red Damselflies. I also got my first Speckled Wood butterfly of the year. I am still going through my Scotland images however, I hope to have some processed soon.

Broad-bodied Chaser.




A second BBC.


And a third.


The Large Red on the right is newly emerged however, I am not sure what species the other Damselfly is.


Azure Damselfly.


Dragonfly nymph.


Green-veined White Butterfly.


Speckled Wood Butterfly.


Silver-ground Carpet Moth


Caterpillar.


I might be miles out here but could this be a Gypsy Cuckoo Bumblebee? As I said in an earlier post, I am not good at Bees.


Carder Bee?


A couple of Dippers were on the stream.



Blocking our path back to the car was this Roe Deer.




Sunday, 27 September 2020

More images from …

 …a few different sites while out and about over the last couple of weeks.

Speckled Wood butterfly


Another Speckled Wood butterfly


Red Admiral butterfly


Small Tortoiseshell butterfly


Silver Y moth


Hairy Caterpillar 


There seems to be loads of Spiders everywhere








Harvestman?


Another Harvestman?


A large Bumble Bee


Wasp rasping wood from a post


Another Wasp. Can someone tell me what the white stuff is on the back of the wasp?


Bee again with the white stuff is it just pollen.


Ladybird