Tuesday 20 September 2016

CATCHING UP.

 JUST A FEW SHOTS TAKEN OVER THE LAST 10 DAYS OR SO.
TAKEN AT DEVORAN, PORTHGWARRA AND ARGAL RESERVOIR.

BLACK-TAILED GODWIT
BLACK-TAILED GODWIT
RED-BACKED SHRIKE, juv.
RED-BACKED SHRIKE, juv.
WHEATEAR
WHEATEAR
WHISKERED TERN
WHISKERED TERN
COMMA
HOVERFLY

COMMON DARTER

GOLDEN-RINGED

SOUTHERN HAWKER

SADLY, THIS IS PROBABLY THE LAST OF THE DRAGONFLIES UNTIL NEXT YEAR.


14 comments:

  1. It may be the last of the dragonflies for the year, but just think of all the nymphs that are overwintering in a pond near you! Love the preening godwit.

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  2. Hi. Really great photos. It was nice to watch.

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  3. An absolutely wonderful collection of images, John - every one top notch! Your subject, too, are mouth-watering. I've still not seen a Golden-ringed Dragon for years (they don't occurr in these parts) - something I intend to put right next year.

    Best wishes to you and Sue - - Richard

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  4. creatures get the neatest names. Goes with being really cool looking, I guess. Love shots. Kudos

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  5. A great series of pictures, John and Sue. The ones of the Black-tailed Godwit are particularly striking it seems to me. Godwits are rarities here and the only two we see are Hudsonian and Marbled. As you say dragonfly season is drawing to a close but I am sure there will be lots of other things to keep up your interest.

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  6. Hi. Amazing photos. I like those a lot.

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  7. Splendid biodiversity today here. I like very much.

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  8. Great selection here. Love the Whiskered Tern, a real rarity. I had some crazy views of a R B Shrike today too. Fabulous bird.

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  9. Splendid series John and Sue with the birds and dragonflies. Yes summer is at its and and now we have to waith untill next year to see these amazing insects.
    Regards,
    Roos

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  10. Hi John,
    Great series of images!
    greetings,
    Maria

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  11. love the tern ,great captures guys

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  12. Fantastic selection of images of birds seen in Cornwall recently the Tern and Shrike images are class.

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  13. Thank you all very much for your comments.
    John and Sue.

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