Here are some shots from Pembrokeshire back in June. The cliffs around Broad and Little Haven had a number of rock pipit family living around them.
I got reasonably close to one.
And to another.
The one I got closest to pulled an intersting pose as it looked for insects on the cliff.
Last week I came across a couple of crows in the morning sun.
One of the resident crows displays some leucism with some with some white feathers mainly on the wings.
Here are a few shots of a pond skater a took a few weeks back. These true bugs or heteropterans stand on the surface tension of the water and ‘skate’ across it to catch insects that become trapped in the water. These were all taken using my photographic aquarium, which was full to the brim,…
Some more photos from that day back in June when I got the marbled white butterfly. I got another butterfly species, a large small skipper.
There was plenty of goats rue in flower.
I spotted this wood mouse.
And a male scarce emerald damselfly.
Until this year one species of butterfly that had eluded any good shots was the marbled white. This year I came across one on a knapweed flower in Wat Tyler Country Park.
I managed to photograph it as it gripped onto the flower in a breeze.
I got various angles between the gusts of wind.
As some of you have probably gathered from my recent posts, the beach at Puerto del Carmen was pretty good for co-operative waders. On one morning I found a greenshank, who I managed to creep just close enough to for some nice photos. I got some ‘in the habitat’ shots, which show the volcanic rocks.…
I had to post this pic from Donna Nook today. Don’t worry its not stuck, just being curious. Taken with my new 35mm macro.
A quick photo, which sadly isn’t the best. When I was photographing the cattle egrets featured a couple of posts ago, I flushed a bird, which turned out to be a stone curlew, something I had always wanted to see. I was right near the Northern edge of Costa Teguise, which was a surprise as…
