Up at Breary Marsh earlier today, Bluebells, Ferns and Greater Stitchwort were all in fine display, enjoying patches of intermittent sunlight prior to the thickening of the canopy. We heard Warblers, Bullfinch, Chaffinch Robin and Blackbird in the trees, and saw Tufted Duck, Canada Geese, Moorhen and Grebe on Paul's Pond.
Greater Stitchwort appeared in patches around edges of the woodland. Less abundant than those posted by Phil Gates (Cabinet of Curiosities) but equally eye catching.
Speckled Woods and Large Whites were the butterflies of the day. Although present in comparatively smaller numbers the former proved far more obliging than the latter.
Superb photos there Linda. I must have missed your blog until now, I wont make that mistake again. I'll link it. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteHowdy Stewart, thanks so much. I'll stick a link on too. You've produced another lovely illustration today. Linda
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