Sunday, 15 August 2010

Just the tonic






















A much needed walk was just the tonic for myself and Mrs B after a hectic week. Thankfully the skies cleared and there was an abundance of wildlife on show. I mostly walk along the way on my own so it was wonderful to walk together with butterflies, Ladybirds, Grasshoppers for company.....

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Last day of July






















There were lots to see today despite the unpredictable weather, starting out with a cool breeze and light drizzle the sun decided to burn through. A common blue fluttering by was only the beginning, a bee was so engrossed in gathering pollen to notice my camera. In the distance Goldfinch were busy feeding from Teasels, I was amazed to only see two birds and then move nearer to see a whole flock of these colourful birds fly away. A satisfiying last day of July....

Saturday, 17 July 2010

Coma butterfly


Coma butterfly...

Sunday, 4 July 2010

Step up and beyond


A late walk out on the Way after a lovely weekend just pottering around in the garden. Iam usually an early bird returning home with a photographic bonanza with a collection of critters, creatures and flaura with a big grin from ear to ear but Iam still happy with this photo of the A frame steps and clouds up and beyond.........

Sunday, 27 June 2010

A bright morning on the way


























Just somethings found on the way this morning....

Sunday, 20 June 2010

Caterpillar's of the week







caterpillar's of the week. A Mullein moth caterpillar with its striking black and yellow markings.
How I found it I don't know and after a flick through my book with several onlookers it was I come to the conclusion it is called The Drinker.

Friday, 11 June 2010

June 9th





























Small Skipper, Common Blue, A tatty Small Copper and I beleave to be a Silver Y moth all found by Waterloo leisure close to the lakes. The meadow that is now an eighth of its size due to a pitch and putt that nobody seems to use is out in colour. Also I found blue and red Damselflies in the area. It appears to be a place thriving in diversity despite alot of the area being cut back...