Pink-footed geese.
Bindweed.
Common darter.
Small tortoiseshell.
Speckled wood.
It's the flowering season for common reed and it grows in many ditches all across the mosslands.
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
Autumn on the mosslands
Can you have an Indian summer in September, I thought it had to be October. Nearly there then, in two days it will be an Indian summer.Whatever, it was a glorious day on the mosslands, and I saw my first pink-footed geese of the autumn with 2000 feeding in a field and lots of small flocks flying over all day. Still quite a few butterflies around, especially speckled wood.
Pink-footed geese.
Bindweed.
Common darter.
Small tortoiseshell.
Speckled wood.
It's the flowering season for common reed and it grows in many ditches all across the mosslands.
Pink-footed geese.
Bindweed.
Common darter.
Small tortoiseshell.
Speckled wood.
It's the flowering season for common reed and it grows in many ditches all across the mosslands.
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