a dog's life in the Tamar valley, Cornwall, PL17

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

life at the sharp end

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this wasp has caught a small moth, and is presumably either going to eat it or feed it to the larvae in the nest. This is something I have r...
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Monday, June 28, 2010

spot goes fishing

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Spot was fascinated by the streaks of marble in the bed of the Inny and after trying to paw them decided to try and fish them out. They are ...
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ringlets

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Yet again we saw very few butteflies, well we saw lots of meadow browns and ringlets (see photo) but almost nothing else despite the warm su...

heath bedstraw and stitchwort

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the meadows by the Inny are covered, unusually, in white flowers mainly clumps of heath bedstraw and lesser stitchwort, a very delicate vers...
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Sunday, June 27, 2010

five spot burnet

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although it looks like this moth has 6 spots, the forewings have 5 spots and the red hind wings give the impression of a sixth spot (Spot ha...
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

even more things we haven't seen locally 6

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these little chaps are know as gendarme beetles (Pyrrhocoris apterus, or fire bugs), either because of their colour, or more likely in my vi...
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Spot, a lurcher, of Venterdon, near Stoke Climsland, PL17. Articulate and bright for a dog. Has Nikon D600 (!). His blog contains many pictures of Cornish countryside,flora and fauna, mainly in Tamar valley, through the seasons.
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