Showing posts with label Scorpion Fly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scorpion Fly. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 August 2015

Delamere Forest

Wandering around the maze of Delamere Forest (and its lack of benches) again. Meandered more north this time. Very bright, despite the forecast, with many insects on the wildflowers.

We were regularly disturbed by a convoy of noisy Segways. Whatever next?!

Delamere elevation

Delamere route

39.7miles to Yorkshire. How far is far enough?

Wispy clouds over Delamere Forest

Gill squinting into very bright sun

Fly on thistle

Scorpion Fly

Scorpion Fly

Wildflowers

Gatekeeper butterfly

Peacock butterfly

Gatekeeper butterfly

Bumble Bee

Beetle

Comma butterfly

Bumble Bee

Bee

Saturday, 5 July 2014

Tegg's Nose

Revisiting Tegg's Nose after nearly a year and a half. As usual, a roasting hot, sunny day. We spent a long time on the first descent with lots of rain-drops on the foxgloves, Redstarts and a family of Stoats! We could have stayed there all day.

Tegg's Nose elevation

Tegg's Nose route

Redstart

Stoat

Stoat

Meadow Pipit

Curlew

Flock of Curlew flushed from a field

View from Tegg's Nose

Foxgloves with raindrops

Unopened Foxgloves with raindrops

Closeup of Foxgloves

Foxglove


Harvestman found under stone

Foxglove

Peacock Caterpillars


Female Scorpion Fly