Showing posts with label Red Admiral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Admiral. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 May 2020

BUTTERFLIES & DRAGONS

NOT DONE MUCH BIRDING FOR OBVIOUS REASONS 
BUT HERE ARE SOME SHOTS TAKEN ON OUR 
WALKS OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF WEEKS.
GREAT TO SEE THE DRAGONS AGAIN.












Monday, 22 July 2013

Croft Pascoe.

Yesterday we paid a visit to Croft Pascoe Plantation.
We found this enormous Horse-Fly, about an inch and a half,
which is apparently the largest in the country.


TABANUS SUDETICUS


TABANUS SUDETICUS


COMMON CROSSBILL

          We saw around 30 Crossbills, the first we have seen in Cornwall. It was very windy so lucky to get any kind of shot.

SPOTTED FLYCATCHER


GATEKEEPER


RED ADMIRAL


SMALL TORTOISESHELL

We have included the Butterflies because we have
seen hardly any of the last 2 this year.

Monday, 17 September 2012

Another Slow Weekend!

The Pectoral Sandpiper was taken last week and the rest are just a few shots from over the weekend. Most of the Butterflies and Dragonflies were taken by Sue.
Although they are still around the numbers are well down, in fact the Painted Lady is only the second we have seen this year and what happened to all the Brimstones and Clouded Yellows?