Showing posts with label Blue-tailed Damselfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue-tailed Damselfly. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 July 2009


Sunday Shots . . . 
An interesting rove beetle made a brief appearance in the garden this morning, although there are hundreds of rove beetle species in the UK (1000 in Europe) this one seems most like Staphylinus caesareus. Moth trapping last night saw us catch one of my favourite moths, the Herald. Also a Dunbar. A relaxing walk on a local heath produced several large Emperor Moth caterpillars . . .




Saturday in Norfolk
A few images from a wonderful day out in Norfolk. The day started ominously with rain clouds & a flat battery, but after jump starting the car I was on my way to what turned out to be a rain free, great day out with lots of macro photography. Here we have a mating pair of Blue-tailed Damselflies & an attractive Ringlet butterfly.