Yesterday was a rerun of the previous Tuesday. Most of the wildlife was the same, so that one may be read here
New things yesterday included a family of Jays, a dead Mole, many more Marbled Whites, a single fast-flying Dark Green Fritillary. Of course the most unexpected new experience was the cavorting lesbians. Standing on the limestone pavement and admiring the view was meant to be the climax of the morning, but I spotted what was going on, and led my students away. Instead, we peered over the cliff a little further on, and this Little Owl stared back briefly before flying off with what looked like bits of old Rabbit. The sun made the butterflies much more active than last week, so the Dark Green Fritillary photo is an old one.
Little Owl
Kestrel
Dark Green Fritillary
Banded Demoiselle
Ditto
Female Demoiselle
Pair of Banded Demoiselles
Marbled White
Recently Emerged Marbled White
Bee Orchid
Brimstone
Burnet-Moth
Comma
Record Shot of Goldcrest
Jay (c) 2014 Aileen Urquhart
Goldcrest (c) 2014 Aileen Urquhart
Meadow Brown (c) 2014 Aileen Urquhart
Pyramidal Orchids (c) 2014 Aileen Urquhart
Hoverfly (Volucella pellucens) [Thanks B. Warrington]
Large Skippers
Male Large Skipper
Marbled Whites
Little Owl
Plantain
Poppy
Agrimony
Chimney Sweeper
Deceased Mole
Speckled Wood
Welsh Chafer (thanks to Barry Warrington)
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Small Tortoiseshell
Toadstool (Technical Assistance Doug Ombler)
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