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| Small Tortoiseshell |
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| Medow Brown |
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| Shaded Broadbar |
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| ditto |
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| Common Blue Damselfly |
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| 6 spot Burnett moth |
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| Green veined white |
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| Large White |
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| ditto |
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| Common Blue possibly Variant |
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| Kingfisher pair |
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| on his own |
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| Kingfisher |
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| ditto |
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| ditto |
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| Head first |
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Monday, 22 July 2013
From the undergrowth
Not able to get down today until late afternoon glad it happened that way as i had a magical hour watching the Kingfishers , here are a few from today.
Below are just a few of about 300 pictures i haven't had time to go through then all yet but will update when i get chance
Click on the image for a better view . yours gwh
Lovely shots
ReplyDeletethanks Dave yours graham
ReplyDeleteThe Moth is The Shaded Broadbar very common at Cromwell this time of Year
ReplyDeleteButteflies are Small Tortoise , Meadow Brown and Green Veined White
The two Blue things on the Platform I believe are Allans Slippers . Nice shots
Thanks Colin . yours Graham
ReplyDeleteYes - I had the 2 for 45mins Sun Evening, one keeps vanishing & coming back - the other seems to really like our depth guage!
ReplyDeleteJust the same Barry one dissapeared and came back for alook and the other stayed on the depth guage fishing away it caught at least 6. yours Graham
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