No chasing anything, no looking for anything, just out getting some weekend exercise up on t'Moor.
Ok, so I took my li'l scope with me, but I almost always do that. Yes, I spent a fair while scanning from spots with a view in case anything happened to be flying around, but again I do that normally.
And in about two hours of skywatching I got exactly one soaring bird and yes that was a Buzzard.
But this was about a gentle amble in the [too hot] sunshine. Only about 12km, though it did involve a piece of fair-sized scenery, namely this;
Ryder's Hill
The next step's a doozy...
Teign estuary from Ryder's
Teign estuary from Ryder's
Gotta have a Hawthorn
On Holne Lee
Closer to, a few things were unable to avoid me;
Meadow Brown
Large Skipper
More typical pose
Small Heath
Loads about
I think this is the same moth sp.
I saw with Matt on Friday,
but what is it??
Even less sure about the ID, as this does look a lot like that moth [see last post]. Not looking like anything, really. Less Dusky Scalloped Oak [which was always the dreaded 'closest I can find in season'...], but not a Brown Silver-line [see my Aish post for one of those] either, which is the closest heath etc. sp. I can find. Ho hum, limitations of books and so on...???
Big boss Hoverfly sp.
Bog Asphodel
This one I'm sure of! :)
Mipit
ID Challenge!
[love dodgy fledges from odd angles]
Yes, that is a blue double decker bus
in a small clearing near Buckie
You never know what you're going to find.. :)
Be Seeing You...
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