Male banded demoiselle flicking its wings.
Ringlet.
Six-spot burnet moth.
Saturday 11 July 2015
River Dee, Holt
Quail singing in cereal fields south of the A534 this afternoon. The river here has some scarce species of dragonfly, namely club-tailed dragonfly and white-legged damselfly, but we were unable to find either. We did however find several banded demoiselles and some ringlet butterflies.
Male banded demoiselle flicking its wings.
Ringlet.
Six-spot burnet moth.
Male banded demoiselle flicking its wings.
Ringlet.
Six-spot burnet moth.
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