At 600m Black Combe is the most south westerly hill in the Lake District. It's a nice walk with some great views over the LakeDistrict, the Duddon estuary and to the west the Isle of Man. Best birds I saw was a family party of whinchats, but there were also a few nice dragonflies, most notably golden-ringed dragonfly and beautiful demoiselle.
The summit of Black Combe with the mist clearing.
It was a very nice view when the mist finally did clear.
These streams hold good populations of golden-ringed dragonfly.
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