On the return walk these tall flowering grasses caught my eye.
Friday, 11 June 2010
St Chads lunchtime wander
Having seen little sunshine for the past few days I took the opportunity to meander down to St Chad's Churchyard at lunchtime. Having reviewed my pics it appears the wander was made up from a palette of greens and golds. Speckled Wood's greeted me at the entrance to the churchyard, three of them taking turns to challenge each other for prime position on sun splashed nettle and bramble leaves.
On the return walk these tall flowering grasses caught my eye.
On the return walk these tall flowering grasses caught my eye.
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Great photographs again.
ReplyDeleteCostas
The Speckled Wood is a cracking butterfly
ReplyDeleteYou keep tempting me with those Speckled Woods, Linda. I'm not really sure where to find them up here but I keep looking. It's a pity they don't fly at night or I might catch one in the moth trap!
ReplyDeleteHello Costas, thanks very much
ReplyDeleteCitybirding, its seems to me a confident butterfly perhaps as a result of its territorial nature.
Hello Emma, the moth trap is certainly coming up with some great finds! I was reading on Butterfly Conservation North East that the Speckled Wood recently established itself in Durham's coastal denes. Maybe they're gradually heading northwards as there's a sighting on the 12 June of a Speckled Wood in a garden in Tynemouth! Have a look at http://www.northeast-butterflies.org.uk/sightings.html.
Best wishes all, Linda