We had a fantastic weekend and managed to fit in eight different walks including a long walk along the river Wye, trips to two Iron Age forts and two nature reserves.
Sunset over the fields:
The Wye valley from Symonds Yat Rock:
One of several teepees by the river:
The weather was warm all weekend and we saw lots and lots of insects, including
six-spot burnet moths:
marbled whites:
small skippers:
grasshoppers:
Field grasshopper?
Meadow grasshopper?
Meadow grasshopper?
dark grey bush crickets:
and mayflies:
(this one was found on Ian's foot of all places!)
Ephemera spp.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to such a lovely holiday and to William for putting up with us being away. I guess I won't be unpacking this evening!
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Some great shots - glad you had such a good time.
ReplyDeleteWe thought that William was trying to smuggle himself through customs to go with you :D Looks like you had a good time - what about the party?!!
ReplyDeleteAn enviable variety of insects to photograph. And a Mayfly on your hand! After the Damselfy I rescued I feel it's quite a priviledge to have them thus. I'm not sure I'd feel the same about some other insects though!
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