Saturday 27 June 2009
An East Anglian dozen
12 images from a very short trip to the Norfolk Broads. As you can see, I got carried away with common terns............but what a great subject. (mike)
Wednesday 24 June 2009
Extremadura, spring 2009 - not birds
And once more with feeling, after hapless vandalism erased a similar entry recently (on account of Knots Landing-style intrigue....)
Pearson senior's hearing is 180 degrees off as usual
They stopped laughing when they saw the puncture
It f-ed off ten minutes ago mate
"Thanks for the buffet, dumbos" - one of two geckos stuffed full of leps behind the security light
It took Dr. Doolittle less than five minutes to add a new member to the party at the villa
Horizontally capturing Ortolan and Rock Buntings on the same boulder
Which didn't impress her nearly as much as mountain goats drinking at the stream
"This place is SHIT"
note above mentioned canine in river, who later joined us for swims
'Birder's Wives' centrefold shoot, June 1974
"you look a bit warm love, just pop off that top for me eh?"
"Bonelli's to the left of us, Bluethroats to the right - here I am, stuck in the middle with you"..... Happy Days indeed
Pearson senior's hearing is 180 degrees off as usual
They stopped laughing when they saw the puncture
It f-ed off ten minutes ago mate
"Thanks for the buffet, dumbos" - one of two geckos stuffed full of leps behind the security light
It took Dr. Doolittle less than five minutes to add a new member to the party at the villa
Horizontally capturing Ortolan and Rock Buntings on the same boulder
Which didn't impress her nearly as much as mountain goats drinking at the stream
"This place is SHIT"
note above mentioned canine in river, who later joined us for swims
'Birder's Wives' centrefold shoot, June 1974
"you look a bit warm love, just pop off that top for me eh?"
"Bonelli's to the left of us, Bluethroats to the right - here I am, stuck in the middle with you"..... Happy Days indeed
Saturday 20 June 2009
Ontario Moths.
Imperial Moth
Imperial Moth
Polyphemus Moth If you look closely you can see that the "eyes" in both the fore and hind wings are transparent. Man did not invent the window!
Inchworm moths
Oak Beauty
Northern Pine Looper Moth
Pale Metarranthis (?)
No id. as yet
White Slant-line
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